Sorry, not yet! New build so we are just at the drywall and paint stage, no tile or vanities in yet. Actually, vanities probably are going in this week. I got the same medicine cabinets as pps7 from RH, and the same Kohler memoirs sinks. Our vanities are espresso, and my flooring is dark wood-look tile. The counters are carrera, and there is a backsplash above the vanities which are carrera subways along with the shower walls. We have chrome wall mounted faucets. Overall pretty similar to pps7 except with a darker floor and my fixtures are more contemporary/modern rather than traditional. The paint color is Gray Owl by Benjamin Moore. Hopefully, it will come out nice, but it's all just starting to come together now!

The first step is take down all of the objects. You can set them out on a counter to sort them out. I would eliminate the pot with the floral display and the ornate white plate and find another spot for them. The platter with the two matching plates is attractive, but it does not coordinate well with the other items, except perhaps the baskets with some well-designed greenery. If you love the china more than anything, then eliminate the rest of it and look for other items that don't compete with the plates for attention. Think in terms of complimentary groupings rather than a line up. Consider adding some framed art. If you decide to eliminate the platter and plates, experiment with what looks better together - try the blue teapot with the banded vase + something; the chicken with the blue plates (or the baskets + greenery); the ceramic bottles with the baskets; group the lemons with a lower, differently-shaped object. Think in terms of scale, balancing high to low and contrasting shapes. It's not a science, once you have an idea what looks best together, then start deciding where to position them. It works best for me if I make an arrangement and then keep tweeking it until it looks balanced. Involves alot of repeditive climbing up and down! Also, keep the objects in each group close together, overlapping, staggered or angled. And remember...less is more! Here are photos of the top one of my kitchen cabinets as an example. Left: Rignt: Middle:

Thanks to all for your recommendations! I have only made it to the Benjamin Moore store but did buy a LOT of samples. I painted my samples on 1/2 size sheets of poster board to see which ones I liked the best. Of those, I painted my top 4 colors on foam board which is really easy to prop up with my tile and granite samples. So far, I'm really liking the BM Bone White and BM Frappe. The warmer colors seem to work best with our lighting and dining/living areas. Thanks again! ~Des

I agree that Timberlake has been awful to deal with. We recently purchased a four year old house where the former owner had put several dings on the top of cabinet doors and some of the stops/glides need replacement. All I asked of Timberlake was where to find someone to help repair these. I emphasized that I knew I was out of warranty and expected to pay for this service and all I got back was ”not our problem, go see someone else.” Horrible company.