I will once it's completed. I'm waiting for the island lights for the final effect. I met a designer years ago who said why match anything?--Make your design as if you picked this piece up at the Paris flea market and that was from the market in Marrakesh. I have traveled all over the world and have some fun things. I think the end result will be nice but I haven't gotten far with the furniture yet. I'm going to tie it all together by looking for colors that work together. For example, the Mexican tile and recycled glass should blend into the colorful Moroccan carpets I'll put in the living room, dining room, and niche. Throw in some insane Roche Bobois sofas and it will either be amazing or hurt people's eyes. I just know I'll love it.

In the above photo of my kitchen, to the right of the range that top drawer contained pot holders and my immersion blender. The long drawer to the left of the sink had all manner of spoons, spatulas, measuring cups and spoons... all the stuff I needed to cook and bake with, and it also had dividers like my silverware drawer in a photo above. It was very easy to find stuff and put it away properly, and everything was right at my fingertips and next to where I’d use the other stuff associated with it. (My mixer was right there, and all of my spices were in the cabinet above that, which was also very near my range so I could grab spices while cooking.) My pots and pans, and casserole dishes were in the cabinet below. My skillets were in the bottom drawer to the right of the range and are in a photo above. The set of 3 huge drawers to the right of the sink and dishwasher held my silverware (the drawer is in a photo above) and below that I had dish towels, large bowls for cooking (I showed a toaster in one of the photos in the drawer... but I didn’t end up keeping that there after all and it stayed on the counter) but I didn’t have dividers for the two large bottom drawers. The most bottom drawer had a lot of overflow kitchen stuff and was always my worst organized drawer, but I didn’t need to access it often. Hope that helps explain how it worked for me. That kitchen was organized beautifully once hubby was done making it (he did all of the designing, building, and painting by himself, and it took about a year to complete. I had a functioning kitchen in a mere 2 weeks, but I lived with open wood boxes/slots for storage while he finished building doors and drawers. He also took 3 months off during that build to go on a short term missions trip, finish 2 masters degrees, work full time, and travel with me for one of our son’s sporting competitions. So it didn’t really take a full year to build if you consider that. LOL!) But I was always really proud of his work and how well he listened to how I wanted all of my stuff organized. I miss that kitchen a lot!

Yes, gold mosaic. I'll send more pics.The floor of the shower has this glorious pool tile with colorful undertones. I wish I'd done that in the entire shower.

I loved both videos!! I love British and Scottish decor, especially tartan plaids. I am a retired US Air Force Captain, and was stationed in Lakenheath England for several years. I acquired quite a few items from England, including a set of 4 hand carved chairs, antique fireplace tiles, and miniature porcelain buildings that I treasure. I love Ralph Lauren too and have several pieces of clothing from his line. These videos remind me of my priceless time spent living in the United Kingdom! Gizmo: I enjoy all your posts!!