I would definitely wallpaper the cupboards judging by the styles and images that are influencing you. Maybe try a really dark colour over the tall shelving areas you can see, such as Annie Sloane's graphite (which I can vouch for as a good solution providing you let it cure properly, a min 24hours after waxing) before popping your stuff back in. Use the same paint on the outer edges of the cupboard fronts and frames, then take a bold, damask style wallpaper to finish the fronts, with some lovely antique handles. You could maybe use a little gilding wax just to lift the graphite a bit - a nice antique gold. You'd need to darken the work surface too. This sounds quite drastic, but I've done something similar myself (albeit it on a much smaller item). The colours are totally different here but hopefully it'll help you see what I mean. Love your sewing box by the way!

I have to agree with the other comments, Luxury Vinyl Tile (LVT) would be a perfect floor for your home. Many people are having this type of flooring installed throughout the ground floor of their homes because it is hard wearing, easy to clean and affordable. Moduleo and Karndean are popular brands, both offer several products ranges which include a variety of wood and stone effect tiles. Alternatively take a look at Harvey Maria, they have some stunning designs that look really good in hallways, kitchens and bathrooms.

Thank you for sharing! The furniture looks awesome, but is it possible to keep clean garden furniture with pillows? I recently bought some garden furniture from a garden furniture company in the UK, and I was thinking of buying such furniture but ended up buying furniture made out of wood. In my opinion. It is more durable and will last more, and most importantly, I won't need to hide during rains because water can't damage it. After all, it is covered with a special substance that protects the wood from water.

I honestly have no idea, I’m assuming that there isn’t as it’s defaulted to the UK site (I didn’t even realise that I was on it, I assumed I was still on the US one as I used to be based there). Regardless, I believe most of the options in the UK are also available here.