Dear E D Only the shower room picture has a slightly different angle. All other pictures before and after were taken from the same positions. We moved and opened up walls, as well as moved kitchen into the other room (red). I think maybe that it why it seems a bit confusing. But, I hope you like it. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us, and we will be happy to answer them all. Have a lovely day. Warm regards, Inga Kopala

I've got my tv in a tall oriental cabinet and got the company to cut a hole in the back for cables which might be worth considering for the sky box. I really like the rug and the pattern goes well but is it too much of a block colour and tonally similar? I'm struggling to find a rug ATM and was just playing around with cushions etc in the 2nd pic but I wonder if something in a teal would work better (just personal opinion though)

A couple of options:- I'd put the games table in the study as for me personally it has no place in the lounge / dining area and should be out of the way in a separate room. With the games table out of the way, you have more room for seating in the lounge area & the conservatory, which can then be opened up for larger gatherings :-

Unless you particularly like the desaturated look of all greys, my instinct would be to go with a more natural shade of oak for the flooring. https://www.howdens.com/joinery/floors/flooring/vinyl-flooring/quick-step-livyn-single-plank-natural-oak-luxury-vinyl-flooring-2105m-pack-sdh3680 Possibly even this; https://www.howdens.com/joinery/floors/flooring/vinyl-flooring/quick-step-livyn-single-plank-dark-brown-oak-luxury-vinyl-flooring-2105m-pack-sdh3684 for more contrast. The shelves are fine in whitewash, painting them may make the room feel smaller. Its better to let your items on display be the focus, than the shelves themselves. The darker bifold look more modern, and add extra dimension to the space. Depending on where the other window is, and how out of place it may look from the outside, you could replace it to go with the doors, or have the internal frame painted to match.