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Wow!! Thanks all so much for the responses!! My back is truly broken!! I actually have been dreaming about having a garden for years. I lived in spaces where only a fire escape or deck was available for planting, so I set my mind to do this and I just forged ahead. The greenhouse was a pre-fab from Gardener's Supply, although i don't know if they still offer them. It took my husband and two of my friends about 4 hours to put it up. I had a general idea of what I wanted with the yard. I had a rough sketch, I then found a Sierra Landscaping program for $9.99 at Target one Autumn. I spent that winter playing around with it. It was really cool! My husband built the deck, but I did all the rest pretty much by myself. He isn't into yard work, but does the grocery shopping-which I could do without!! It works out great! We need to trim some mature oaks (my neighbor's) to let a bit more sun in. I love the semi-shade, but I love heirloom tomatoes too. I have 10 kinds tucked into the areas that receive the most sun. My climber is clematis-on a too small trellis.I wired the top down so it would grow back towards itself. I also have morning glories on a trellis planter on my deck. It acts as a screen between yards. I have Rose of Sharon and a Lilac on that side fence also. Alot of the shrubs are from neighbors. The offered some seedlings that had volunteered in their yard. The sod is a new addition. Although a lawn is the last thing I want to tend to, I thought it would be a nice area for a hammock.The watering was a nightmare, until I ran soaker hoses on timers throughout the yard. What a blessing!! It's a real time-saver. I work as a pastry chef and the summers are so busy, I am really pressed for time. Thanks again! I really appreciate all the kudos! I'll try and post more as the season progresses. Jo

Very pretty! I like your palette of pales/whites with the dark wood contrasts. Your arches are a distinctive feature, especially in your vanity area after you have your artwork/mirror in!

Thanks so much!!! I had no idea how much work would be involved with such a small bathroom! Yes it is very difficult to take pictures in a bathroom :) The magazine rack is for my husband, I don't ever want to see a stack of magazines on the back of the toilet again. It also limits the amount of magazines, before the ceiling was his goal. I think it is discreet in the inside corner. I will move the toilet brush to the other side, don't want anything dripping on his reading material - yuck! There is a matching toilet container to the toilet brush, I'm thinking of getting that, too. In Sarah Richardson's bathroom the toilet paper is on display and I didn't like that. The wallpaper is gorgeous, after my husband decided he wasn't going to wallpaper he begged me to just paint it. Glad I stuck to my guns, it is fabulous!! It has a sort of pearl sheen to it, you can also see some light pink. In the book I found it in, they had 6 different colors in this pattern, all very close in color but the sheen was different. It is in the Simply Silks book, pattern SK12814. I bought it at Lowe's, but I found it online too at American Blinds - Patton Wallcovering. The paint is grey with a little blue in it, by Valspar. It's called Restless Seas, SR205. Also at Lowe's. When I picked it out, they had 3 different types of light you could put it under to see what it would look like in your home. I knew what I had a fluorescent, and it really makes a difference - the types of light you have. Notice the toilet seat, it has a built in child's seat! My 3 year old can sit comfortably :) The sink is Essex Lavatory Metal Console, I love it! The toilet is a round Toto Dalton. I really like this toilet, fast and efficient! The tile is Lowe's again, Florim Slate Gray Ceramic Tile, item #14932. The toilet holder and towel bar are Asbury from Restoration Hardware. The notches in them match perfectly the faucet and handles' notches. I believe the faucet was called Zane, HD and discontinued (got it for a steal!!). The mirror is Chatham Mirror in polished chrome. Oh, and the crown molding is styrofoam :) Thanks so much for the compliments, we really worked hard. And thanks for all of the advice over the past few months!!! Christy :) http://www.americanblinds.com/products/wallpaper/product_detail.asp?ptn=SK12814&prid=1045645&sterm=keyword&P=WP&results=1&results=1&Ntt=sk12814&N=4294967258&sval=sk12814&Nty=1&Ntk=search%5Fpattern&adc=XGWP&sdf=n&Ntx=mode+matchallpartial&zjxj=000T028C1OT7 http://www.hechinger.com/hardware/tools/818782037-sea-gull-lighting-jamison-two-light-fluorescent-wall-bath-24-49220ble.html http://www.restorationhardware.com/rh/catalog/product/product.jsp;jsessionid=02MJQZZS22PTJLAWCUASAOVMCYKACH20?productId=1390&navAction=jump http://www.restorationhardware.com/rh/catalog/product/product.jsp;jsessionid=02MJQZZS22PTJLAWCUASAOVMCYKACH20?productId=1331&navAction=jump http://www.restorationhardware.com/rh/catalog/product/product.jsp;jsessionid=02MJQZZS22PTJLAWCUASAOVMCYKACH20?productId=prod2460002&navAction=jump http://www.vintagetub.com/asp/product_detail.asp?item_no=C574WC8 http://www.toiletwarehouse.com/browseproducts/TOTO-Dalton-Two-Piece-ADA-Round-Toilet-CST733F.HTML http://www.amazon.com/Real-Simple-Potty-Training-Adult/dp/B000EU11ZO