Just looking at the beds I vote for the iron. We just got our WA (yale) bed a few months ago and are very happy with the looks and quality.

OK. Get rid of (sell) the large chest and use the smaller chest. This will give your guests space to place their bags, etc. Do you have room at the foot of the bed for a very small bench for guests to lay their clothes on. Someone posted one on here recently - it was a small metal bench, with an upholstered seat. I think they might even be called vanity stool. How would the large chest look in your new dining room. I love to repurpose pieces like that.

@MissTKO2015: It sounds like you are looking for a 36" integrated refrigerator, want to reduce the amount stainless (even consider white), a. Consider this Thermador model instead : T36IB800SP Similar price, but without the extra exposed stainless and can be fully integrated. b. Are you open to floor models? Showrooms are often reconfiguring their spaces this time of year as the new models come in. Just a warning on the budget -- make sure you price out your panels. Depending on who is doing your cabinets, they can get very expensive (>$1,000). I ended up with the Viking (based on a Whirlpool design) because it was a good deal and they have a trim kit available. I had DH's budget dictate to fit into. The finish level on the exposed surfaces is generally better (the quality and thickness of the stainless steel) than other standalones but the standard pricing is unfortunately at a premium (roughly 3.5K instead of 3K for the KA standalone). KA, JennAir, DCS, and others make derivatives of the same base platform at different prices, but not all of them offer a trim kit (extra). I was concerned with the amount of stainless and chose to panel the DW, put the MW in a cabinet (with pop up door), and went with a powder-coated hood.

I love love live the way my Graff fixtures look. Sadly it has been one technical issue after another. Don’t try to blame the rusty water coming out of one of the two lavatory faucets on my pipes. Mind you I have lived here seven years and never had problems. After many many hostile correspondence from them I figured out that the setscrew that held the aerator and was not stainless and had rusted. Therefore all the water coming out of the aerator which was also rusted is Rusty. It ruined the pop-up drain my sink in the faucet spout. Then I had my gorgeous tub Phil installed they sent me a stainless handle even though it’s a polished nickel fixture. They had to send me a new nickel handle. Then after it was installed the spout would never stop dripping. Then I had to have the plumber come back and graft sent a new cartridge. The plumber came back the third time to install the brand new fixture that Graf sent. This one drips from the spout but not quite as badly however anytime you turn the Fossett on the hand held shower pours water and it gets all over the floor needless to say. So they are two for three of screwed up products.I called them on this last issue and they are claiming that this was tested before they sent it to me, however it arrived sealed in plastic in the original packaging so I’m not quite sure how they sealed it. They are now suggesting that it is clogged with debris and buildup and that that is why it is not working. I did not realize it was not working properly until the same day it was installed. Prior to that it was sealed in plastic in the original packaging. I absolutely adore my fixtures it is what they use in high-end hotels in Saint Barts. But if I had to do over I would be using Brizo all day long. I am super super bummed and I’m getting ready to pay for I can’t remember if it’s my fourth or fifth plumber visit