I think you can get freestanding ones that look like sideboards and hinge open on the longer edge. Alrernatively, you could get a daybed that extends out to a twin.

Paint them all Hague Blue. I don’t get the whole painting a feature wall thing - the walls and colour are not the feature, they’re just a backdrop to everything else in the room. Our north facing bedroom is Hague Blue and still feels bright and airy despite the lack of direct sun - white bedding, light flooring and bright accessories

Hi @Adam Stefaniak - thanks for your reply. (and everyone! ) . The window wall is the only one with a rad on. Do you mean the left side of the wall to the window or the chimney one? Which wall would you choose in each layout option? - The mural on the image above is just a random one I picked as an example but can't find it. - it was just an idea. I have seen this though at Dunelm dunelm tropical scene Or the one below which is a repeat wallpaper from B&Q I do like dramatic rooms think it adds something more than just paint on the walls. I only ever paint so wanted to try something a bit different and fun for this guest room I guess.

Thank you all for your inputs. We are planning to make it open plan opening the kitchen to the dining room/extension. The walls of rest of the area is Magnolia, therefore, kitchen walls have to be the same. The kitchen cabinets will be glossy white from Wren, worktop is black. Need to finalise the tiles for splashback. I think soft warm white tiles will go well with the colours in the kitchen. Would love to hear any other suggestions. Thanks again!