Amazon has a dark gray one: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00Y5C0OIM/ref=twister_B00RQVO83G?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1 2x8 is hard to find in a machine washable rug. It would be much easier to find two 2x4s in your colors. Are you open to a runner that could be washed outside, vs. machine washable? http://www.amazon.com/Striped-Braided-Durable-Outdoor-Washable/dp/B00L4JHPV8/ref=sr_1_1?s=home-garden&ie=UTF8&qid=1434431056&sr=1-1&keywords=yellow+gray+white+2x8+washable+runner

Just did a complete remodel on our master bath (old house, only 5'x7'). Love everything, but didn't take the actual lighting into account. We chose a light/fan combo for over the shower, fan works great, but the light are small compact fluorescent with an odd green cast, and not bright enough. I talked to the manufacturer (Panasonic) and they said the bulbs shouldn't be changed to brighter ones, that the fixture was designed for those bulbs. Over the vanity is a mirror, medicine cabinet, light unit. The light in that uses an LED strip, very harsh cold lighting for over a mirror. The two different color casts is very annoying. On top of it, the contractor convinced us to block up the small window to make the space more functional, so we don't get any natural light.

OP here. We've lived here for 17 years and the WC door has always swung inward. It never occurred to me that this is unsafe. This is a remodel, not a new build. I will ask the contractor to switch it. Is that easy? The other part of my original question had to do with the size of the shower. Should I shave 6" off the length (make it 5'6" instead of 6')? Or leave it 6'. Clipped corner is okay with me. Designer wants a few extra inches for the cabinet/hutch since it will be a focal point, but I want a big big shower. Does 6" matter? Clipped corner will steal some room, so I don't want to shave off too much.

I could fit a full sized mattress in the width of our walkin and have at least 3’ to spare in length. The longer side has two levels for hanging and goes the whole length, while the other is just one level of hanging shelf for longer items and we use the other for pants and shirts since they aren’t as long when using hangers designed for such clothing items. There’s 3 small shelves on the narrowest wall at the back of the closet with a thing for hanging belts and accessories. I put the laundry sorter on the floor below the lower hanging level on the long wall since we didn’t need quite that much hanging area - I have a ton of clothing but not *that* much. I save the boxes that every pair of shoes comes in and store shoes in those, placed on the shelf part our hanging bars are attached to.