I find that chrome and satin go perfectly together as they are both metal colour, what wouldn't go is if you have a metal that is slightly golden or something, but I think the metal and metal go together fine! You won't even notice that you have satin knobs and a chrome tap, I promise, I have that in my kitchen. Good luck.

There are so many gorgeous knobs, what about something to add a bit of personality and fun/joy to the kitchen. Easy, simple and fairly low cost to play with. All the same, different but co-ordinated ones, alternate ones ... http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Multi-coloured-ceramic-knobs-drawer-pull-cupboard-door-knobs-porcelain-china-/281241082642?var=580285132418&hash=item417b465b12:m:m-VBL7PkycruyxaWl0qihJg http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Ceramic-Door-Knobs-Handles-Drawer-cupboard-wardrobe-porcelain-china-pulls-/310630047875?var=610179807491&hash=item4852fe6083:m:myhVxaODYrgIIljMoguLYoQ Not saying it has to be one of these, just examples to open up the options from the more traditional, slightly more masculine ones ...

Hi Susan, To keep the warmth and functionality in the room, I would first suggest to opt for a warm colour palette for your fabrics. Starting with the headboard, opt for an upholstered one such as this lovely one from Made which will add an instant impact in your bedroom. http://bit.ly/2cmbhe7 For curtains, I would choose a sleek pattern which compliments your wall colour, like the first pair below from John Lewis. Alternatively, if you want to add an extra touch of colour, try the second pair which are my favourite and I believe will work great with the room. http://bit.ly/2cXrN0h http://bit.ly/2cXrN0h The same goes for the fabric for your chairs. The below would work really well with the headboard above, and tie in with the curtains: http://bit.ly/2cqXtMf Finally, have you considered painting the side tables? You can easily transform them by using a coat of our Difficult Surfaces primer below, then using a Satinwood finish paint on top. Have a look at Jungle Fever 1 as a colour reference which will work well with the other suggestions. Primer: http://bit.ly/2cajocI http://bit.ly/2cXsLcV Complete the look by changing the drawer knobs as well. These lovely leaf ones will work perfectly with the curtain options and bring the whole scheme together: http://bit.ly/2cZrC7f Have fun decorating and please send us some pictures when you’ve completed your room! Athina Dulux Design Expert www.designer.duluxamazingspace.co.uk

Depends on the size of the drawer. As per your article, if the drawer is small enough then one handle in the middle is fine. If the drawer is quite wide, we tend to divide the drawer in half and half again (quarters) and put each of the two handles on the outer quarter lines. So if your drawer was 40cm wide, for example, I would divide the drawer in to 4 quarters of 10cm each and put the handles 10cm in from each side. Does that make sense? BUT I always make sure it looks okay first! Better to trust the eye than measures and levels sometimes. You want it to look good! :0)