Wow, you have done a great job already with your kitchen. You have had so many great ideas re. the wall there isn't anything on that I could add. To solve the problem of the chairs hitting the wall I would either opt for a huge floor to ceiling mirror which would encourage one and all to be careful when leaving their seat or my preferred option would be to replace the chairs on that side with a bench. I'd cover the bench in either shabby chic cushions or a deer or sheepskin rug for comfort and I'd play with table decor. Get chair covers for the redundant chairs and use them in the bedrooms - one in each corner. Then for formal dinner parties or for when the table is extended you simply remove the covers and add them to the table and you can still use the bench if the table is extended.

hi thanks for your reply. The garden is descending and so slopes downwards fairly steeply which limits any colour from the garden. there are Properties also in the back which limits any scenes of greenery/plants. Ax

A feature wall behind the bed would look great. Wallpaper, wall mural, paint, paneling, loads of options with choices of colour pattern and texture. I’d go for a subtle wallpaper with a metallic hint to reflect the light, perhaps a faux Venetian plaster finish with peeps of metallic silver or gold or maybe a marble effect. Nice big light fitting whichever suits your taste and a simple roman blind at the window. Sit the Roman blind higher above the window so when pulled up the folds don’t interfere with the daylight. @Pam Dee . Hi, if you’re using the app go to article or photo and click on square box with arrow (top right), should be an option to copy link. Here’s the bedroom you mentioned. https://www.houzz.co.uk/magazine/room-tour-a-dull-beige-bedroom-is-totally-transformed-stsetivw-vs~94279699

It’s the wrong wall, as the room is relatively narrow it accentuates the length. Do you have to have a feature wall? You could use the green all over. Or alternatively if you paint the two short end walls in the green and keep the others very light it should make the room feel wider. That could work well if you’re having a white desk against the short wall too