looks like a terrific option. LOVE the flooring.

Ok so I FINALLY got my cabinets installed.. new uppers.. to the ceiling with a nice crown moulding and new doors.. along with a added cabinet to the right of the photo.. now I need to pick TILE.. this photo below at the moment is painted BM Edgecomb grey like the rest of the room.. and I had a warm under the cabinet lighting installed

What are your thoughts on this tile..

In a diagonal shape.. (diamond mounted) . Does this work ok?? Can a Pro tell me if this will work ok? I so much appreciate your help!!! (I was originally going to do white gloss tile diamond shape but I thought it might be too much white?) . I think the installer did a really nice job of my moulding after bringing my cabinets to the ceiling

I finally got my kitchen finished after a few issues.. mis measurements by the kitchen co. where we couldnt fit our fridge back in the spot... but they did fix it up for us .. tile is done and now we can move on to another project... thank you all for your advice and help! And yes we are keeping the monitor in the corner.. unfortunately there isnt anywhere else to put it and it is our camera system for around the house which we can switch over to a tv.. Thank you again!!!

Darker bed covering to relate to the shams, then repeat the white of the bed frame/headboard elsewhere for unity?

The art pieces over the bed seem small for that location, so I moved them (one over the chest of drawers), then actually liked the space above the bed better left bare.

After all these years, your stories are still my favorites! This home just looks like a big, warm, beautiful hug! 🥰

One of the reasons I wanted the deep green neutral background is that I’m an oil painter and I thought my paintings will look better in a gold frame on a darker gray green background.

Love the renderings with the ceiling remaining in wood, that may be worth considering no matter if you go with a green or warm white.

Go for the off-white to keep it light and crisp. Your oil paintings will pop off of that color too - maybe even more so.

The tone isn't right on the walls, but it was fun to add a bed to the space.

For me, what makes a bedroom feel calm and relaxing changes with the seasons. Living in New England, I swap crisp spring and summer percale for linen bedding in the fall and winter, then add a quilt and a down comforter as the nights grow cold. I like to leave the upper half of my windows uncovered so I can fall asleep under the stars and wake to the green pines outside. One thing that never changes is my love of being surrounded by art, from the paintings on my walls to a handmade Appalachian quilt that has been with me for more than half my life.