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Wicker is a great solution for small spaces. The current fad for square densely woven sides, almost like giant burlap, provides nice texture. We use wicker armchairs as reading nook seats in bedrooms - because the stairs are too narrow to get a regular sized chair up!
Incidentally, photo 2 is a Windsor settee rather than wicker, but the design esthetic is the same.

Looks very thoughtful. We have annexed porches with their sloping ceilings in multiple areas and the slopes never bother us. I don't understand, though, why the poor West room only was given about a 3' closet? At first I thought I would have given both BR closets to West but I see that that would have given you an awfully shallow room (10' if I read it correctly). Then I thought I would have given more of the bath to West. We have no MBr and I think a 5x5' one is plenty, so maybe I am just biased.

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Glass squiggles - maybe can use the parts to make one more light your post

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Not as feminine but maybe in the ballpark?

Late post: Embracing colored tile is great. If those old baths are in good shape, just go whole hog like the photos show. Colorful wall art/wallpaper incorporating multiple colors is great.

Good solution I saw once in a Show Home: Bath had some olive and some harvest gold fixtures. Designer painted all cabinets khaki (in itself a horrible color but a perfect bridge btw gold and olive). Then she used a strong floral paper above the wall tiles - it was black with big pink cabbage roses. The ceiling was either black paint or more of the wallpaper. The busy floral made the ugly fixtures "go away." It's an extreme example of some of the photos - go bold and embrace the colors.

I can't believe no one has mentioned closets! We've got the insufficient electrical outlets, the toilets which need to be monitored to be sure they flush. But the lack of closets -- every bed has storage drawers/boxes below, every closet is double hung, and if you acquire something, then you must get rid of something to make room.

We have an automatic litter box (for when we go out of town). It uses non-clumping crystal litter like Fresh Step. Expensive but only needs to be changed about once a month (yes!). I have a super-sensitive nose and this works great. Box is in bathroom, with small pet door big enough for cat but too small for dog, to keep dog from snacking on litter box.
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THANK YOU! One caveat: Some of these on-line purchases look good but are uncomfortable or flimsy. If there is a way to sit in them first, make the effort to find a store and try them out.
I have also found good choices at Broyhill -- also really nice quality -- we keep our furnishings for many years so they must hold up.
http://www.broyhillfurniture.com/Furniture/Photo-Zoom.aspx?PhotoID=109806

I have lots of experience with narrow rooms. You will be more comfortable in the long run with loveseats or chair-and-a-halfs which are more scaled to the room. Maybe you can find some that have the style your desired sectional has. Our full size sofa in our narrow room just made the room unfriendly - plus you can only walk on one small area of floor which makes your carpet wear badly in that strip. Your table also looks too large unless you use a banquette seating setup in the corner. bite the bullet and get the right furniiture. You'll be glad later on.

Another idea from the design your wall website: a mural incorporating that golden brown color. It's wallpaper, but you would just remove it when you leave. This is an Italian terrace:
http://www.designyourwall.com/sites/default/files/images/imagecache/product_full_custom_mural/P/106_big.jpg