Wall color is a light blue, and the tub is white. One of the thing's that really pulled it all together was the shower curtain. jbjust, I would love to remove the old mirror but DH has a hard enough time with what work we've already done. He's not the DIY type. I am happy, it has made such a big improvement to that little space that use to be all beige. DS came over yesterday and saw our handy work for the first time, he's a very good handyman and he praised us for the work we did. Yesterday I finished hanging the door back on and the trim, the trim is very hard to do when you have to cut and piece to fit between the door trim and wall with only half inch. A pro would have no problem but for someone that doesn't do that type of work I'd go broke if I was trying to make a living at it LOL. It took me 3 hours to do a 18 1/16" - 3" and 1/2 inch cut. The thing that I liked about doing the trim myself verses having it done was it could be done right. I use the oil based primer doing two coats front and back making it water resistant. Were the old stuff was rotting away from the back side. Next up is the kitchen but we're having to hire it out :( it's to big of a job for me. Thank you for your kind comment, Barb

Hello all, I think I may have the wrong forum here, but I thought I would ask a quick question. I have an old wooden bench seat that my dad gave to me, that is weathered and in need of staining/painting or something to bring it up to scratch. Do you know of any good websites with very easy instructions on how to do this, or do you have any suggestions for me. Would I need to sand it back first then stain it, and if so is it easy to do. Thanks in advance.

Recommendations for booster if a tough call, each booster has to be confortable for your child, there are so many out there, I would take your child with you when you go shopping and try them out first. http://www.nhtsa.dot.gov/people/injury/childps/booster_seat/page1.html There are many others web sites that have very good information. I am also certified in Child Passenger Saftey and I do what I can for others to ensure that our younger generation is safe. http://www.nhtsa.gov/people/injury/childps/ www.safekids.org www.childsafety.org www.nsc.org There are many more, if you have any questions please feel free to drop me an email @ carseatsafetynospam@nospam.yahoo.nospam.com **YOU MUST REMOVE ALL 3 'nospam's ** Thanks PROTECT YOUR CHILD(REN) PS. Once you have a booster seat/car seat, I would recommand you contact your local Fire department or Hospital and find out if they have Fitting stations/Car seat check up events.

Are there any tags or marks on the bottoms? They have a sort of midcentury feel to them. Very nice lines I think!