I've thought of a couple more.. how to hang art ie if you have art on different walls, how high over furniture, size of art over furniture etc (same for mirrors over fires) How to zone a space or open plan living area What size and how to place rugs section on general lighting including kitchen lighting how to create a focal point in a room (especially if you don't have a fire for example) or highlight architectural features etc how to disguise a tv tips on how to create a room on a budget might be a good one how to create a house that flows I think what would be useful in the general how to create a room is how to add texture, add cosiness, mix old and new, add personality, mix heights etc with just an overview of design rules (and breaking them!) as these are hard to find other than colour rules for the non-pros!

Hi Sofaiza, It sounds like you have done great so far and have a great space. Well done. I have just completed a kitchen design with what sounds like exactly the same kitchen units. We went for a speckled white worktop which worked really well. We then chose a light grey with a hint of blue for the walls - this is modern and fresh and works well with the white gloss and with the silvers or whites that may appear elsewhere in the kitchen. What flooring have you gone for? For a contrast Black worktop went well and was considered for the same project I mentioned. For the features walls the tiles sound intriguing but I would need to see them to get a better idea or know if they would work with the design. Sounds good though. I am happy to forward a few images of the project here if you want to get in touch. It will give you an idea of how it will all look. I also have trade accounts with the companies I purchased from last time which maybe of interest to you if you are planning on purchasing yourself (not through a tradesmen or designer). My email address is gina.everett@createperfect.co.uk or feel free to call the office on 0208 133 0702. All the best, Gina

shari39 yes you're right. I've done this a couple of times now. Just attach it with a bead of clear silicon around the edge of the glass, ie. hold the glass in place, and then apply the bead around the edge.

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