Hello hinasrivastava, Enjoy the new apartment!... With the feature wall in every room... If the colour is not to your liking, then why not choose something you love or that you feel would work with a scheme you have in mind.. You could then do the same and then with the hallway.. Perhaps do something on a smaller scale.. Depending on the area of course.. Other ways to introduce colour to tie in, would be the furnishings... Perhaps you want to have baby blue and old silver.. So possibly some furniture in old silver or a mercury glass lamp base and baby blue shade.. Just an example but accessories too can pick up a mood or colour, especially for emphasis.. If you have a lot of doors in the hall and they are dark wood or you don't want to notice them... paint them the shade of the walls so they blend.. Indeed any doors you would rather blend into the seams of the home, can be treated in this way.. Equally they can be made to stand out.. See what you feel is right to do.. One thing... Pendant or wall lights could be nicer than spot lighting simply because it is not so clinical and a lovely feature pendant or several in a cluster with some wall lighting to accent does really give an impact and atmosphere.. : ))

Hi Kieth. With that combination you have many options. What overall look are you aiming for, do you know? Something modern, I would guess, based on the table? Also, are you able to post pictures of the area and table? As a start, you could have a coffee/side table in the living area match the style of the dining table, and black shelving/units if you plan on building some. Not all should be high gloss though, that can get overwhelming... What are your thoughts on black and white decor? some love it some loathe it, but a white sofa might work if you like it. You could also get neutral "greige" seating... or bold seating, perhaps a dark navy sofa? what paint/paper do you have on the walls, or do you plan on changing that? If you'd like to visualise your room with various furniture, download the Homestyler app, upload a photo of your room and experiment

You should also look at some space saving furniture, There are so many brilliant ideas out there - ottomans that contain extra seating, wall mounted stools which would work with the drop leaf table idea previously mentioned (otherwise you have to find space for them when the table is not there). Also coffee tables that transform (lift up) into dining tables so you could actually do away with the one in the kitchen and perhaps have a slimline coffee bar there instead. I guess it depends again on how often you will use the formal dining table

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