One of the most comprehensive bar stool companies is Atlantic. They have a wide range with modern, contemporary and vintage styled ones. If you go with orange then the print you have bought could go in with the scheme. For wallpapers have a look at Romo or Harlequin they have some lovely designs. I do think the dining area could take a feature wall so do look at that, it will define that area. Once you have decided on a wallpaper the rest will follow.

I want to put a light on either side of the bathroom mirror (actually mounted on the mirror itself). It's got a fluorescent 60w tube and the light looks like the attached image, 66cm high. They will be mounted about a meter apart. Will they be too bright for a small bathroom?

I love the blue and think you could pull it off. I think you should aim to make most of the 'extras' white with a little black - eg curtains/blinds in white, pictures maybe try and stick with stuff with plenty of white space and have all the mounts white and the frames either white or thin black frames. I don't know what the splodgy thing on the wall in your design is but I think that's the one thing which doesn't go with the room. I really like the other colours you've chosen for the sofa / chair / cushions but maybe skip the patterned cushions. Clean lines and blocks of colour tend to work best with very strong colours - when you start mixing pattern and bright colours it can quite quickly become overwhelming. Ideally perhaps the kitchen could also be white with a black or grey worktop. You can paint the kitchen white but it's a fair bit of work. If you decide it's too much of the wall colour, I would consider making a wide horizontal band around the room rather than feature walls. It will look more unusual and I think better than feature walls would. I would paint from 1/4 of the way up the wall to 1/4 of the way down from the top, so half the wall.

Hi, I need some help lighting my mirrored wardrobes. When winter sets in, it’s impossible for me to do my make up in my bedroom as we only have a pendant in the middle of the ceiling and it’s not bright enough near my wardrobe. I want some sort of light that sits above my wardrobe which is good enough for make up ie so it doesn’t create shadows. I’ve looked at cabinet lighting for on top of the wardrobe but it’s too “spotlighty” I also would love to light the inside so I can see the contents of my wardrobe much more easily. I’ve looked at led strips but not really sure they would be useful. Any help or suggestions would be welcomed.