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You're welcome Sarah. Another thing you could do if you are able to get to a store that does colourmatching and are so inclined is use the various testers you have probably accumulated and see if you can mix up your own perfect shade. I did this for our attic bedroom because I just couldn't find the shade I wanted. I just mixed several testers together. I tried it on the walls and in different lights etc and when I was happy with colour painted it onto a bit of cardboard - maybe A5 sort of size and took to Homebase. They mixed it up for me and everyday I look at it and think - that's my shade that is!  As long as you keep the ref no/bar code thing from the tin you should be able to get more made at a later stage if you needed too.  Good luck with it all!

Would you consider a couple of dark wood shelves to keep your theme going with whisky displayed and maybe backlit? You could just have the plant on one side and if you didn't like it could move it elsewhere. I feel your sideboard although stunning, needs a bit of height so maybe adjacent? Otherwise a long downlight shelf over the tv could give you a base for a neon sign or maybe some glass display of contemporary pieces?

I’m with your kitchen fitter. You have most likely paid for a dry install meaning they were never going to deal with redundant wiring from the old kitchen or decorating the walls to remove evidence of previous cabinets. And I agree that since you have a very slim window frame, tiles on the side would have prevented a blind from covering the glass- so the fitters have done the right thing and you are unusual for not wanting a typical window treatment in your kitchen.