Hi. It looks really great, like the new headboard! I agree with tamp re flowers and plants/herbs. If you don't want colour then focus on different textures (ncl materials), pattern and shade. You can just build it up slowly. Even just a few small additons will have a impact but it looks really lovely and serene so no wonder you're happy! Are you after specific feedback?

Hello kconboy,

The important thing is you have decorated your home to suit the way you wish to have it.. Interior designer aside.. Titles are less important but skill and taste are- and are so much more important, so cast aside the idea of titles and embrace your decisions! .. So my suggestions to continue on the scheme is to consider sophisticated colours that would enhance and bring your home to life.... Given the scheme is serene and calm, I would be looking at adding texture and elements of natural earthy tones... not bright colours at all..

You can create much with more subtle but bold colours that are right for this scheme I feel... Things that would really look good are woods... beautiful accessories that introduce more wood so the flow and continuity becomes seamless. I can only see a wooden floor in the main hallway... It works nicely with the pale scheme so bring more of this in.. in other forms.. Ceramics and other natural materials.. Marble etc etc..

Look at velvet, silk or linen cushions that are Mole, Browns, Charcoal, elements of old silver, pale creams and ochres and even grey greens- but it has to be more than just cushions.. They could be bold single colour blocks, two tone, patterned but textural...

Think of throws, rugs, sheepskins (by-product) I don't condone fur.

A beautiful ceramic vase that's textured and consider scale.. This adds intrigue and offset placements are also paramount when creating an interesting home. Don't think it has to be symmetrical always.. See what works and where...

Be bold with large scale lighting in the hall to create a statement... Plants have been mentioned and I agree foliage is fab! Whether real or faux... I create my own arrangements with faux which I love for myself or clients.. They are really beautiful now and you can rarely go wrong with a "faux" pas!

: ) ) a small joke but I have found with some experience.. Oka and Abigail Ahern do the best and (AA do some spectacular cacti).. When they're wrong they're awful and so making sure you buy the right faux is very important.. ..

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Hello Kconboy,

Of course and you're most welcome... I can impart a gr8 deal of information so by all means... Have a lovely day! I have a meeting too, so do come back with any thoughts.. : ))

Hello kconboy,

You're most welcome! Enjoy it.. Things don't need to be expensive to be lovely.. and it's all about what or what you don't put them with or next to.. Styling is instinctual.. It shouldn't take a long time.. I go into people's homes and re-arrange visually (mentally) within a matter of minutes.. You'll also know when you have put something in the right place.. Marble in the kitchen is lovely too... by the way there's a few lovely bowl like votives at French Connection home (Sale) that are nice.. .. Habitat do some lovely chopping boards.. Marble.. Oka is also good for cushions..

Do share how you're getting on too..

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I think it is all looking fab. Just some colour needed everywhere.

Looks fabulous. Well done.