I'm a fan of Porter's "Beige Telin" in flat, (or flat enamel which has less sheen but is washable). I've also used Porter Cashmere and Palomino colors too (they are beige/brown tones). I think if you Google search that you can see pics of it. I have "plant shelves" too and I've always heard to go darker than the wall color if it's an accent.

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thanks for the link sue! I like the colors--although not sure my husband will go for the print--he wants to stay away from florals this time around. I was at Bed Bath and Beyond tonight and they had several sets of drapes in the burnt orange/ brown scheme, as well as pillow, throws, and art work. And, walmart also had some nice pillows in the orange/turquoise/brown scheme in the bedding section. Normally, I don't like the quality of walmart home items, but I had really good luck with an animal print comforter (much much better quality and much cheaper than one I got at Macy's that only lasted me six months). Walmart also had some nice kitchen rugs in the burnt orange. I am finding burnt orange everywhere--which makes it so much easier. I thought it might have gone out of style as I loved it about 7 years ago. I am excited as now I have a vision in mind. Hopefully picking a paint color won't be as difficult as the last time around when I was picking yellow paint. I am going to look at the stone hearth. My friend has valspar lyndhurst timber and it looks really nice. Also, will look at the Mississippi mud.

Thanks mamorella. Twn85 sunroom floor pattern is very similar and gorgeous. I also came across beekeeper's beautiful purple stenciled powder room. She mentioned CuttingEdge as a source for stencils and I found a number of stencils that would work in the room. Here is a link that might be useful: Moroccan stencils at Cutting Edge