I think a corner sofa positioned with the corner by the door as you come in. That way it will face both the fire and the doors. Put a console table or something behind the sofa on the right so you don't really see the back of it as you come into the room.

Hi. Attached is an updated plan I was working on over Christmas. Before anyone asks, I wasn't tipsy doing this, my PC packed in, so I drew everything freestyle on my phone, hence the occasional wonky lines. Anything can change inc measurements as it's only ideas to give to my architect who I've got an appointment with soon... if anyone would like to give their opinion on the plan, I'd really appreciate it. Some additional info: North - land currently for sale for a housing site East - best view. South - farm fields view West - views of neighbouring bungalows gardens. My plot is 1.75 acres. My hubby gets up at 5am for work so having a walk in wardrobe and ensuite next to each other means less walking through the bedroom when I'm sleeping. I love the glazed gable end as attached which I would like in the kitchen. I also like tall windows on either side of the fireplace in the lounge. I know many people split the location of bedrooms in a bungalow to reduce the hallways but as a mam to young ones, this isn't suitable for us. I should have put a study in this design somewhere but despite the size, I couldn't think where to place it.

Yes happy with them for now Carolina. Cushions are easy to change and i have learnt you can create so many different looks and styles just by changing cushions. I am sure my local cushion shop will be pleased to see me again when i get bored with them.

Thanks all, and apologies for abandoning this thread! Life (and plumbers etc! ) got in the way and I only just remembered that I'd posted this. We went for the bath on an angle and it looks fabulous. Just waiting for the electrician to fit the lights and the decorator now. Jen - we got the bath from eBay - it's from Witt and Berg and was a fraction of the usual price as it had been used in a photo shoot. I'm now in a dilemma as to what wall colour to choose. Our bedroom is China Clay dark from Little Greene with Adventurer on the wall behind the bed. The bathroom is currently the same colours, with Adventurer on the wall where the old bath was (and where the shower is now). I'm very tempted to go with Adventurer on all the walls but am worried it will be too dark. Thoughts?