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If you've got an empty corner, you could scour the internet or local second hand stores for an actual music stand and an old instrument or two to sit in the corner.

just looked up "Rogers Brothers silver" and every item in the display said "silver plate". It wasn't cheap, though. I looked at Centennial Antiques site. They wanted $8.00 for one dinner fork! Check it out.

Try hot glue or super glue.

Sage green is a popular neutral color these days. I've also seen a lot of light grey. Go with your Mom to a store that sells paint and look at the little paint chips. Choose some you like and let your Mom choose the ones she will allow, then choose a color.

Choose your favorite color and paint the walls a muted version of it if you don't want to be loud. Like a blue/grey maybe. It's just a bathroom, though, why not go loud and crazy? You can always paint again before you sell the house.

Choose your favorite color and paint the walls a muted version of it if you don't want to be loud. Like a blue/grey maybe. It's just a bathroom, though, why not go loud and crazy? You can always paint again before you sell the house.

Choose your favorite color and paint the walls a muted version of it if you don't want to be loud. Like a blue/grey maybe. It's just a bathroom, though, why not go loud and crazy? You can always paint again before you sell the house.

You could paint it brown or tan to keep it neutral. I would use a matte because the gloss would wear off unevenly and you'd end up with dull patches or paths. Use a good quality floor paint or garage floor paint to last.

You could paint it brown or tan to keep it neutral. I would use a matte because the gloss would wear off unevenly and you'd end up with dull patches or paths. Use a good quality floor paint or garage floor paint to last.

You could paint it brown or tan to keep it neutral. I would use a matte because the gloss would wear off unevenly and you'd end up with dull patches or paths. Use a good quality floor paint or garage floor paint to last.

You could paint it brown or tan to keep it neutral. I would use a matte because the gloss would wear off unevenly and you'd end up with dull patches or paths. Use a good quality floor paint or garage floor paint to last.

You could paint it brown or tan to keep it neutral. I would use a matte because the gloss would wear off unevenly and you'd end up with dull patches or paths. Use a good quality floor paint or garage floor paint to last.

That's an easy enough job to do yourself. Use wide blue painters tape on the base, and ceiling and window areas and paint reasonably carefully. I always us a pole attachment on a roller because it's easier to do with 2 hands and you can reach further up the wall. It would take you a couple of...

Whew! Good luck with that one! I've worked in the housing industry for 18 years and I've learned that everything is connected. The raise in gas prices damaged the ability to afford to buy houses. Thousands of bad loans made by the mortgage industry caused thousands of family's to default on...