Sunroom, growing plants indoors	Kitchenette area (see below)
Entry and stairs	MBR walk-in shower GGrab-bar installed for handicapped
Hall Bath Vanity and Sink All from IKEA (see below) All wood or metal plus ceramic tile	Whirlpool in Hall Bath My one splurge, a necessity for me
Dual flush Caroma toilet Half flush uses .7 to .8 gallons Full flush uses 1.6 gallons per flush	Showing dual-flush buttons from Australia
Laundry Area	Corner dinette by kitchenette
Junckers hardwood flooring	Downstairs Shower Tile Detail
Main living room	Main Living Room
Kitchen	Kitchen
Bedroom Down	Courtyard off Bedroom Down

IKEA kitchen cabinets were installed in the kitchenette and in many  other areas of the house.  IKEA uses a wood product that is very low outgassing of formaldehyde--German standards--in manufacturing their cabinets.  They have a large variety of kitchen cabinet designs that are all very attractive.  All the exposed areas are solid wood.  I picked the Adel Birch and am very happy with them.  My mother was surprised to find out how much more sturdy they were than the typical kitchen cabinet and is sorry she chose what she did for the  main kitchen.  The countertop is 12 X 12 inch granite tiles in black with a granite backsplash as well.  There is a 2-burner propane cooktop.  My favorite thing is the Conserv stainless steel refrigerator.  I love the design and it only costs about $1.50 a month to run.  The freezer is on the bottom and has drawers and an ice tray shelf.  The upper part is the refrigerator.  Every single shelf on the door and inside is completely adjustable.  There is also a wine rack at the very top.

More pictures to come...