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Seems like everything would get too dusty.

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I love patterned curtains, it's too bad that if you want them you either have to have them custom made or make them yourself.

Wow really @ quiltmaster? I want to see you do better. It was my first time upholstering or tufting anything.

Not sure if that is wallpaper but you can buy a stencil like that here:
http://www.cuttingedgestencils.com/allover-stencils.html?category_id=12

Where is that cute bird on wire art from?

I like #1 and #3. I've been looking at the DwellStudio one but even on "sale" at $196 seems like way too much to pay for what is essentially a big pillowcase.

If you decide to make your own and just want a plain duvet a shortcut to piecing widths of 44 or 54" fabric is to use two flat sheets. You could also use a high quality muslin like Kona.

An alternative to G Speaks ribbon idea is using snap tape.

I absolutely love Macy's Chloe sofa and their Corona is very similar to the Bantam.

http://www.macys.com/catalog/product/index.ognc?ID=351407&cm_mmc=Google_Feed-_-7-_-85-_-MP785

http://www1.macys.com/catalog/product/index.ognc?ID=251335&CategoryID=30249

Both have good reviews and are cheaper than the ones you posted if budget is an issue.

If all you do is change the hardware and the flooring your kitchen is still going to look country.

As long as the cabinet boxes are solid how about refacing them? It is cheaper than replacing them and will give you a completely new look.

The scallop thing over the sink needs to just go, not be replaced.

And really vinyl floor is just crap and isn't going to do anything for resale value. I would definitely go with tile.

A backsplash can wait until later depending on how much money you have to put into this.

I'm a big fan of recessed lighting for pretty much any room