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I love all the elements! Gorgeous bed!!! Do you have large French doors that open up directly from your bedroom to your dining room? I'm guessing no. Not everyone will agree with what I am going to suggest and even did in my own house. My master bedroom and en-suite pretty much look like they could belong in another home :o That's ok with us! It's a private area and there is an alcove between it and the adjoining room. It's a totally different and lighter palette. The ensuite color palette was inspired by the sea and beaches of our Caribbean cruises. The bedroom is fairly calm and nondescript but the use of cool sea tone blue-greens wash into the bedroom...it's the least decorated room in the house but I like it decluttered and calm. The rest of the house is more dramatic, rich colors, warm palette of browns, wheat, burnished pumpkin, gold, black, green, plum, bronze (and wildlife in the form of hunting trophies). Lots of texture. It's our choice. It's our house :) And when I'm ready I can leave all that (that I love btw) and retreat to my sea toned, sparse, spa like oasis :) What I'm trying to say is...it's ok for your master suite to be different if that's what you want (imo) :) L.O.V.E that bed!

7’ wide….you have to factor in pulling back chairs to get in or out. Minimum is 18” and that is tight. So, right off the bat you lose 3’ off the 7’. That sounds like a possibility, but every person will have to pull chairs under the table before they can leave. I will have to scout for photos, but it seems like you need a long table, pushed toward the wall and a bench seating on solid wall. Not perfect, but an option.

I think it depends on where you live, your budget and your lifestyle. In CA we had a built-in Lynx with a infrared rotisserie, plus a big green egg. In ME we have a freestanding DCS with infrared rotisserie so we can move it out of the snow, plus our big green egg. We use the rotisserie for turkeys and they come out great! Grills are another big appliance and can be very costly.