I can't believe the price of some of the covers, and have been looking at pvc, there are some lovely colours around, the one I did see was perfect size in John Lewis, but at £89 I can't really justify it, so I'll keep looking, my other option was to buy 2, thanks for advice

A shade of brown should work anything from light to dark depending on shade of purple, size of room etc ( a dark feature wall against light walls will bring that wall in visually). Personally I'd hold off doing anything though until your room is fully furnished and accessorised though as it should change dramatically. Once finished if there is still a sound issue you could rather than do a whole wall, create panels which could be treated as art. Designers guild have some stunning fabrics which would go with your colour scheme (pic is just showing panels rather than fabric choice!)

Hello Kelly, I hear the same thing all the time. It's so hard to see how a space would look when you are looking at a plan view line drawing. I would definitely recommend looking into a free software that will bring it to 3D format - when it comes to visualising the layout and the items sizes within a space they can really help. It is great starting point. For getting the feel for the textures and colours that work in your space I create 3D images for my clients (and I offer a stand alone 3D packages). I have attached a few example images below. In my 3D package we can create your space in 3D - with your items. We then offer three variations so you can see different colours, different layouts or kitchens etc. What ever helps you to see your space and help you make those difficult decisions that are often taking large chunks of your budget :) ...so the bits that are important to get right. I really hope it helps and that you find a way that helps you to visualise your new space. All the best, Gina

Can you post some photos of the room and maybe a floor plan?