mammapinky Yes, they are. I did that on purpose. I wanted a different illusion than just the mirrors hanging, if that makes sense. I want the mirrors and curtains anchoring the bed, like a headboard. Thank you! To everyone mentioning the mirror height, don't tell my husband! (lol) He absolutely hates hanging curtains, shelves, mirrors and paintings. haha I'll have to wait to the weekend or a day we both have the time and we shall raise them. I'll have to ease him into it. ;) Should they go the same height as the curtains? Thing is, raising them any higher and the bottom of the mirrors show, which is not the effect I was going for. :/ chickadee2_gw Wow, thank you so much! :) I truly find this sight inspiring. I really appreciate all of the help you all have to offer! :) And now I can finally move on to the kitchen! rebeccamomof123 That really made me smile. :) I am so thrilled with how it all turned out and it is so nice having people to share it with, who understand. :) Thank you so much!

Try Benjamin Moore cement gray, or if you need to go even lighter do American White darkened by 30%. We love the way it is a cool silver tone that seems to brighten the room, but the subtle purple undertones keep it from being cold. Silver Grey's also look excellent with yellow so these colors will both work well. Cement gray is the living room, American White (darkened) is the guest bedroom.

I agree with lynartist. Agreeable and Repose are a lot alike. You don't have know what these numbers mean in order to see that they illustrate how similar the two colors are. If you use just one of those colors throughout the unique light exposure in each room is probably going to make that one color appear slightly different room to room. So, you get flow and continuity because it's the same color but its appearance will shift based on the room's inherent quality of light.

Bump for the teen room layout ;) There are not many threads on this topic. Maybe post sketch with room dimensions?