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My loveseat bark-o-lounger has the same issue, but it's not anyone's arms resting on them... no, it's the cat curling up on the headrest for a snooze.

Now that one side has that divot, he's taken to the other headrest instead.

mschatelaine, those were my exact thoughts.

The mirror (or the crib) will need to be moved so that as the baby begins to pull up on things, s/he won't pull up on the mirror and bring it down.

I bought a low platform bed for my spare room and was mulling over various headboard options.

End result? Two large brocade-covered dog beds for around $35 from Tuesday Morning. It tickles me pink to see them in the room because they are comfy, gorgeous, the covers come off (although, oddly for a dog bed, they are not machine washable), and they are in scale with the bed upon which they perch.

http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5016/5551414067_2309067f9f_m.jpg

Hehehe, I was just going to say the same thing as Alie J. You don't want the toothbrushes over the toilet. :)

Also, what if you accidentally knock over the container? Everything falls into the toilet, or hits the ground around it and needs to be replaced.

Other than that, I love the new color. My current bath is the same original darker green, so it's interesting to see it lightened up this way. I was thinking of going over my bathroom with a lighter glaze.

Probably the first before-and-after where I literally dropped my jaw! Such a difference, and for so little money, it's a big change for the better.

Good for you!

Is this a rental unit, and you can't change things substantially? Or is this your place, but you aren't going to replace the countertops soon?