Hi, It's nice to see a face put to this project. I would keep the mirror for so many reasons. Don't second guess yourself and your choices. Your doing a great job decorating your baby's room. I really like the mirror. It will reflect more light into the room, making it more cheery, and what little girl doesn't want a mirror to admire herself in. I can picture her as a little girl brushing her hair and putting on ribbons. Babies like to look in the mirror too. There should be plenty of room on the walls to put shelves and art work, etc.

oh, thanks so much! And really, er612, you have to tell me how to add details in the pictures to be able to get a visual like that! It really helps! And to confuse matters more.....let me add this little nugget.....I have some green fabric that was existing from the previous room that complements the mural also. I am considering incorporating that element, especially since the bathroom cornice is trimmed out in it as well. But, here is the actual swatch of the mural along with a bed pillow that shows the fabric. Hmm, I was pleasantly surprised at the softness of the blues/greens in this piece and very relieved to see the color of the dirt really looks great with our walls. I am feeling much better about the paint job on the walls. Now, ignore that tassel trim on the pillow, that will be replaced with something yet to be determined....The greens seem to work well and its hard to tell in the pic, but the inside little stripe is light blue, similar to the sky in the mural. But, here is the question.....Would you welt the cornice in the green stripe on the bias???? And I really only want a skinny welt around it.. On a side note, both of the shelves from Restoration Hardware Baby arrived damaged. UGH. I sent the large 2 shelf unit back as the damage was significant, and decided to suck up the smaller one and chalk it up to character.....but, don't forget to inspect all items well at the time of delivery. What a pain. Anyway, Tammy, I really like the confetti fabric...it is weightier than some of the others, although I must mention my daughter has her heart set on the swiss dot fabric and it will be lined for a triple width gathered bed skirt, I think its going to read as a solid. Your thoughts on mixing this with the smaller chester check for the bolsters and finishing the ends with either a solid pique or ?. I am still wanting the large lyme buffalo check on the ottoman. Hmmmm, what would you add to this group?

JudyG Designs- love the photo. We have a brown roof. Will it work? Also, I was thinking of refacing the fireplace in brick to cut the contemporary feel. The interior has a wood stove and not a brick fireplace. AnnieBird- the barn doesn't need to be red. It can be painted anything because the siding needs to be repaired. Partim- I'm looking up peach brick now. Thanks. I need these directives.

it looks like beginning of Powdery mildew. We've had lots of rain on this coast and heat and that is the recipe for this problem. You need a mixture with Neem oil (look for Cornell formula for powdery mildew and apply that after the sun no longer heats the plant. You need to have at least one day of no rain after..if it rains, you need to reapply