Hi all I wasn't trying to get the scale down to actual sizes just basically doing a quick plan to map out what will be where. The area for the bed is actually bigger than what it seems in the plan too. The vanity area is basically a centered mirrored wall with a counter top and a bench for applying make up doing your hair etc. (I hate having all that in the bathroom) There are also a series of drawers along the wall to organize jewelery (earings, rings, braclets, necklaces and watches) There are full closets for things like nightgowns, house coats and larage shelving for extra blankets, sheets, comforters pillows etc. One side will open into a full length trifold mirror. The water closet is actually a regular commode and a urinal. I haven't really decided how I want that setup yet but it will have a small sink. The master retreat is not a regular four walled room but more like a glass sun room or glass patio that will have french doors that lead out into a private master garden. It will have a regular ceiling but the wall will be mostly glass. The shower has glass on two sides not all the way around. The back is a wall and the front has shelving and a place for a bench. The counter with the sinks will be all mirrored with drawers underneath. Behind the shower will be cabinet space for toothpaste deodorant etc. I am considering attaching the back of the shower right to the back wall and just putting a cabinet on either side of it. Instead of being able to walk completely around the shower. So which do you think people would prefer more. The fireplace across from the sitting area in the wall or seperating the sleeping area and the sitting area. Thanks

Thanks, but that's not it either. You start off by stitching along the first crease, right sides and raw edges together, but I just don't remember how to fold the corner for the mitre. Do you fold the tape on the top of the quilt and do the "fold up, fold down" method to form that pinch? I tried that, and ended up with the wrong edge on the 2nd edge of the blanket. But keeping the tape unfolded on the top of the quilt while trying to fold the corner this way ends up with a big mess. I'm using 2" satin blanket binding that I ironed 2 extra creases in to form a double fold tape, for 1/2" finished binding. I didn't leave 1 edge wider than the other, just folded both raw edge in to meet in the inside crease, maybe I should have left 1 wider but I didn't. It's driving me crazy that I've done this before and can't remember how, can't find the instructions I used then. Not the best, but OK handsewn on the back

I would be careful of products that are not specifically made for scrapbooks. Just being acid free doesn't mean that it wont turn brown, brittle and lose its grip in a few years. I only use CM tape runner or photo splits which I know to be safe AND permanent. Here is a link that might be useful: Sue's Place - My Virtual Scrapbook

Can you mock up what the mirror and vanity will look like - use some painters tape to indicate where in the room the vanity will end and then outline the various choices of mirror/mirror cabinets. You might be surprised at how some work better than others. With the Kohler Verdera 101cm (40") by 76cm (30") medicine cabinet, it doesn't matter if it's 7" shorter than the sink - what matters is if you are using the sink to wash up, and you look up - are you able to see yourself properly in the mirror? IOW, is it functional.