Oh, cool!!! I was also seriously considering those screw-top square jars from Wal-mart (on the right side of your photo) I like the square part because they pack into cupboards more closely, and the screw-top because of bugs. They look great! I also really like the Ikea jars which have a rectangle of "blackboard" on them so you can write on the jars, but they are not the right size. I think I'll go ahead and get the square ones, and use some of that new "blackboard paint" I've seen and paint my own writable rectangles on them. Thanks for showing them! Carla in Sac

There are pluses and minuses. I have slept in '80s brass beds, 1880s brass beds, and a more modern wrought iron bed. Here are some things to think about. - Metal beds originally became popular as a precaution against bedbugs. Bedbugs hide in wood furniture, so if you get an infestation simply replacing the mattress won't suffice. For most of my life, bedbugs were a quaint old affliction remembered only in good-night sayings. However, they are now back in a big way. If you travel at all, your luggage can carry bedbugs from a hotel (even a very nice hotel) right back to your own bed. If so, you may have to treat or replace the mattress but at least your bed will be easy to sanitize. - You need to plan out where your head goes. Banging your skull on metal is unpleasant. That means you need good-sized pillows for sleeping and extra fluffage for reading. And yes, pillows do have a tendency to slip behind the bed. - I found it pleasant to touch the cool metal with my hands when I was warm in bed. It sounds like nothing, but it actually made a difference in comfort . - By all means get a well-made bed if you go metal. Cheap metal beds flex and move and bend even more than cheap wooden ones. A poorly made bed will make you feel like you are sleeping in a lifeboat on open seas.

I'm sure your neighbor already read that these specific pulls have been discontinued (mfr. Valli & Valli). I did a quick Google image search for "large square pull", and the link below was one of the hits Good luck...! Here is a link that might be useful: Large square pulls

Its called glass globe chandelier. Search with this name you will find it also it is available in houzz. link is below. https://www.houzz.com/products/high-addison-globe-chandelier-44-black-brass-prvw-vr~112243562 Rule of thumb is to make sure your chandelier is one-half to three-quarters the width of your table. In your case it should be 4'