Wow! Massive project but will also look amazing. I'm confused by the two levels with the concrete wall down the middle - would this come out? Or is it necessary? I would ruthlessly strip out all plants there currently with one exception -the tree with the white blossom - that could be something quite lovely and it is always nice in a garden to have one old tree (if it's a nice one) Big question, are you going to level the garden? (Rather a costly question....!) If so, then you'd best do it now! And get rid of that wall down the middle too. Next, I'd plant a quick growing hedge across the back fence and along the fence by the glass houses - try this website - https://www.hedgesdirect.co.uk/acatalog/griselinia_littoralis.html. This particular hedge is what I'm thinking of. I'd also get some good hardy evergreen creepers for the long fence to green that up. - Ivy is cheap and easy to grow. Another that grows well is honeysuckle and smells beautiful when flowering. Now time to make borders, mowing strips and plant grass or weed and feed any that you have left and then decide what other plants you want in your garden. That is almost another chapter with such a big garden..... Hope this is some help?

I don't like the position of the peninsula. Do you have your heart set on a breakfast bar with seating? It also needs to be quite wide with an overhang for the stools. This is about 900mm which is quite dominant. Would you consider turning it through 90 to sit against the wall? You could use the storage units for end supports and have the worksurface oversailing it all. The stools could now be positioned in the middle of the run and pushed in when not in use. You may be able to add more storage this way. The sink under the window rule is a bit outdated. If symmetry bothers you and it would bother me then rather have a smaller unit so that the sink is centred about the window. The current unit sizes give a peninsula size of 1400mm not 1600mm. If you would like it more open then try turning it and see if you like it. I'm sure Howdens kitchen planners have very little in the way of design qualifications.

> Hi, I have the floor plan of my living room. Can you help me with a furniture design layout that suits the space? > Hi, I have the floor plan of my living room. Can you help me with a furniture design layout that suits the space? > Hi, I have the floor plan of my living room. Can you help me with a furniture design layout that suits the space? > Hi, I have the floor plan of my living room. Can you help me with a furniture design layout that suits the space?

In terms of layout you could have a small double bed (1.2 by 1.9) in the bottom right corner with a drawer at the right foot end and sliding wardrobes along the right wall next to it, then on the right could be a long desk/gaming table with feature wall behind. i would make the bed nook a sofa by day with enough shelving/lighting and comfortable back rests as is practicable so you can quickly clear away for sleep, you could build out the side of the wardrobe for a light and shelving for example. Do you have high ceilings? if so utilse this as much as possible to keep the floor area clear. Excuse the scruffy drawing