Ah... if you haven't moved in, stay off paint for a while. They can hide minor leaks! Pressure test the bathroom before painting. You will find it a lot less boring during summer! If you are ordering shutters, a non-white one might be a good option to start with. If you don't want to invest at such early stage, look up 247blinds, I always get my blinds from them and the blinds are very easy to install. Hope it helps :)

I will have to have a look at the paint samples again as can’t remember all the tones. I’m sure we had Cornforth on our interior doors and it was a lilac tone grey in some lights? Anyone back that up? Nice colour but have to be careful what you pair it with. I don’t personally think you have to match your kitchen to your woodwork colour in the adjacent room unless you really like the colour and had envisaged it for your units? Re the finish. At least if you get them sprayed up locally, you can always pop a door over to get done which is cheaper than having to buy a new door via the kitchen company. That’s the only reason I wanted to paint my own units ie because it’s so hard to touch up sprayed units as they just don’t blend in the same.

I rather like the colour of that pink cushion in your first picture, the one on the floor. It would sit nicely with the French grey headboard. You could paint the walls pink (not for everyone I know) but a soft shade like Dulux Blush Pink or F&B Setting Plaster are not too bright. If that’s a step too far then an off white on the wall, say Little Green’s Slaked Lime would work and introduce the pink in your bedding. I rather like the first pic which has Setting Plaster walls, teal chair and a grey and white rug. You don’t have to be a slave to matching everything. The second pic is Dulux Blush Pink.

For what it's worth I agree with Jonathan. Your palette is neutral and can be jazzed up with any colours really. Which of course makes it harder as there's so much choice ! He's put that great idea forward of finding a patterned item you love as a starting point and then picking a colour/colours from there. I think that would definitely help. I planned my eventual lounge colour scheme around a large painting I'd bought in Vietnam .... lol Love the grey sofa too. Nice one :)