sounds like your current pallet is pretty mellow- I’d suggest something that contrasts- You’ve had a lot of good suggestions- Hunter Green, Cranberry,.. If you want an accent that doesn’t shout, you could try a Navy Blue.Where your style sounds a little rustic, you’ll probably want to go with something simple- Get some solid (or gingham may work, too) fabric, and stitch your own (if you’re feeling super-crafty)… If you make your own, be sure to allow enough fabric for hems, and the cuff for the curtain rod, and gathering…Best of luck!

Window screening? There is also shade cloth sold in garden and hardware stores. It comes in limited colors: black and sometimes green or brown. Check with your landlord. You might have restrictions on attaching anything to the railing. You may need to make a screen that you can clip to the railing when you are tanning and unclip when not needed.

If you post images of the actual space and must keep items on Flickr.com we can go over it with you in a more defined way then blanket suggestions. Also tell us what period and style your looking to achieve. A cool red would be fine on the blue washed bed. But I would use it sparingly and go with an embroidered or appliqued cream bed cover http://www.alenska.com/store/media/catalog/product/cache/1/image//w/h/white-bed-linen_1.jpg or a chenille spread and the red for accent pillows a throw and perhaps an easy chair if the room permits. An antique vanity would be wonderful. A smooth saffron yellow orange (think of the color of roasted potatoes) http://www.bbcgoodfood.com/recipes/5050/images/5050_MEDIUM.jpg would work nice with the colors you mentioned or a rich gold. http://victorialarsen.typepad.com/.a/6a00d83454388069e20120a59004fd970c-320wiI would use shutters on the windows and paint all the trim in black if it is not wood.From the sounds of it a country traditional flavor would look great. http://www.annesage.com/.a/6a00e55225716d88330120a65318fd970b-pi

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Actually, not bad. Mostly a few minor grammatical/usage errors here. First of all, I think you want to say “rapping on their doors,” instead of “rasping.”Also, your sentence “I say being for if I was to say life I would be misspeaking” is a bit awkward and needs a second look. And here. “The bones of my foot hitting the burnished wooden floor, tinkling as if made of hallow glass against the exposed wood.” That’s a fragment because it doesn’t really have a proper verb; you’d have to say “hit” and “tinkled.”But overall, nice job. Just keep it exciting. Draw your readers in. Make them sit on the edge of their seats.