I think a landscape with bulb flowers in your barrels would be nice.Daylilies are a wonderful choice, they grow easily ,they can be evergreens, lots of differeny flower colors and styles nd hardly need any care. I would plant trees and kind of continue the park like aesthetics that you have going on in the back yard .Maybe islands of grass instead of so much grass. small bunchgrasses on the edges are nice look.Look into native plants, that's the way to go.Fruit trees are a good way to go.You gst something back from them and flower beautifully in the spring.Dont forget nature and add a water feature and a bird house or two.

That is known as a "Jenny Lind" spindle bed. You can see them on eBay auctions. Named after a popular singer in the latter part of the 19th century. Follow this link http://www.ebay.com/itm/Jenny-Lind-Antique-Spindle-Bed-51-1-2-X-76-Head-Foot-Board-w-metal-side-rail-/261179218678?pt=Antiques_Furniture&hash=item3ccf7e9af6

I think people expect more luxury in a master bath. Rain head showers and body sprays for the bath. Jetted tubs are a plus. Elegant decorative mirrors and chandelier lighting. Marble or granite counter tops. I don't think the overall basics of tiles and flooring should be different. I think it flows better to have common materials used in both. I would go for a hotel spa look for a master bath suite in neutral colors.

Really how much wear does a bed get but the feel is another thing I don’t like the raspy feel of seagrass in a bedroom.