Im going to be adding lights around the wreath also, the ones i bought just didnt work...(me and xmas lights do not get along lol) barbara it looks so cute the picture really dont do the piece justice....its ashame i cant show how pretty it is with the candle flickering....the approx cost for everything was 15.00 now where can you find a wreath for that price lol....oh and if you have an ac moore around you, I put a coupon for 40% off on the craft and decoration page on here...here are some other saying that I found online that i thought were cute also.... Fat Snowmen last longer*Snow...The other White Meat*Free snowmen - some assembly required* Starlight, starbright, please don't let me melt tonight*Willy Melt* Will work for Snow*Will Work for Freezer Space*North Pole or Melt* I'd Melt for You*Got Snow*Snowmen will melt your heart* My heart belongs to Frostie* Snowmen have cold feet butwarm hearts*Snowmen make your heart melt* Let it Snow*Snowballs for sale*Flakes 4 sale* Alot of flakes live here*Think Snow*My heart belongs to old man winter* Snowcones 5 cents*Melting Zone*Snowmen fall from heaven unassembled*Have a Holly Jolly Christmas* Got snow?*Hug your snowman...It's cold out there!*Will work for freezer space* Snowflakes are kisses from Heaven*Snowfolk Welcome*Snowmen melt your heart* Shaped from the cold by the warmth of young hearts*My heart is where the snow falls* Cold twigs warm heart*Think snow*Snowmen are unassembled gifts from Heaven* I'm dreaming of a white winter*Cold hands warm heart*I love snowy days,frosty nights and warm hearts*Snowcones for sale *Snowflakes for sale*Snow Happens*In the Meadow We Can Build a Snowman*Life is Like a Snowstorm...You Run Into Lots of Flakes*SnowPlace Like Home*Outside Frozy Inside Cozy*

I imagine that the expense of the grading, concrete, well, etc. will amount to a project of some significance. At that point, the window should only be a very fractional portion of the project/labor totals. If there is a good match to the profile in vinyl, that should be fine, but I can't imagine a different product really moving the needle much on the total price.

I agree with Patricia that adding window/s to the master bedroom is a great idea--it's always a must for me to have cross ventilation and light in any room, especially a bedroom. But I'm not a fan of adding it as per your plan, with the bed not centered on the wall. Either add two windows, one on either side of the bed, or add a large one in the center of the wall and place the bed between the windows on the other wall. You also need to consider how that will impact the exterior, so discuss this with your architect or builder. The kitchen is not an optimal use of space, which Mark has commented on, due to the cramped space with the angled sink and tiny island. From your rendering it seems very small compared to the giant living area.

few suggestions for the bay window. individual shades are one option. (woven woods, cellular, roman, solar, etc) Another option is doing a window seat with cushion/pillows and having drapes pull across the whole thing. Or you can do individual shades. BTW, instead of getting a useless blind for the transom window, why not do an insert of some type? stained glass, leaded glass, combo of both,, ,would be pretty. would look something like this (I gave you a blue/green glass beachy design) with woven wood blinds and white drapes. (see below for more info on the window dressing) You can design whatever you like (I have a link to the girl I used on Etsy if you like) I did a stained glass insert over my own window in the bathroom. it's easy. held in place by clear silicone. you have the glass insert made to order to that windows dimesion. Yours would be super easy since it's fixed. Mine opens and closes here are examples to all of those celluar shades w/a window bench curtains w/window bench (BTW, these aren't difficult to DIY) Roman shades woven woods w/drapes for the bay since you mentioned coastal, I really like this room, especially the beaded light. you have the height in your ceiling for something like this. Love the board and batten panels behind the bed too. looks great w/the white textured rug and woven ratten elements. Another way to do the batten panels. this is pretty easy. just run them up the entire wall. paint white and do the other walls in the seafoam (like shown here.) Bring in the beaded light (or a fan) and try a sisal rug. another coastal idea. roman shades on the window Vertical panels behind the bed with a long shelf. put up beachy items to display navy accent wall with white plantation shutters on the bay another bay window (s) with linen style roman shades. love the woven rattan ceiling light, comfy chair by the window, potted plant.