I'm sure other people will help you better than me, as I'm a newbie, too... but how many hours of sun do you get there? With most roses you need at least 4 hours, right...? If it gets a small amount of sun, you'll have to go with different varieties that are shade tolerant. What color roses do you like? Do you prefer simple or double blossoms...? (etc...?) Does it need to rebloom? It would also help if you said what zone you live in and what the soil type is perhaps...? :) You might find it fun to search a couple rose sellers that list by type. Like: http://www.roguevalleyroses.com/rose_list.php?search_id=On_Climber_List (though they are west coast.) but it might give you some ideas and you can look at the thumbnail pictures! Here is a link that might be useful: RvR

I agree with Mike. Did I just say that again?? You need to learn how to use the search function. Oh great I just lined her up for more questions. You have asked the same questions over and over and over again and many of those questions had answers on the first page of the forum you posted on. Read the top of every forum page until you can follow the directions without reading it. Read the instructions at the bottom of every forum page until you can follow them without reading them. Do a search, read the FAQ and go through the titles on every forum page before posting. Many of the members are fed up and will probably ignore future questions especially if they know the answers are posted on the first page of topics. I've just been lurking on all of your topics and most of them are cross posted to other forums which goes against the TOS. I'm not falling for you naive questions when you too often ignore the answers you get. Do some research on your own and use the forum as it should be used or get reported.

I didn't mean to insult you, it's just that it's easier to make suggestions understanding how the space is used. Knowing that you don't use the space at all, I wouldn't at all recommend a console or table -- there's just no point. And I asked about using the bench because I was going to suggest a galvanized boot/shoe tray, etc. But again, I wouldn't suggest that because there's no point spending the money or cluttering up the space if it's not necessary. I also think decorating or styling is more realistic for the space if it's not overdone. On the wall by the light switch, knowing more about the space, I'd suggest a mirror as well as a hall tree for coats, which could come in handy for overflow outerwear when you entertain, rather than tossing coats on a bed, etc. But a hall tree would probably mean moving the "home" sign. Otherwise, I think a mirror by the light switch and a smaller rug would help considerably.

I much, much prefer one large mirror. I love Sabrina's example--one large mirror framed with wood. Bathrooms, most of them, are small spaces with a lot of different elements. One mirror is one element, two mirrors is more. And one large mirror works better to amplify the, usually small, space. Two mirrors chops it up.