Thanks Adrian Had a look at your gallery - impressive !

It is not clear if you have bought the property or how long you intend to stay there however I agree with the mirrored wardrobes. iKEA do some very reasonable ones which can be reassembled elsewhere if need be.. It looks like there may already be roller blinds to match the curtains...? If money is tight (given that a decent bed could cost the best part of £1,000) you could just lose the draped pelmets. If you are renting you may need to replace them when you leave. I think the whole room should be painted a neutral very pale shade which tones with the curtains and above all you must lose that awful carpet. For budget sake I suggest a pale white grained or lime-washed laminate which can in fact be laid straight over carpet and this will aid sound insulation. You can get the 'click' variety which is a bit more expensive but it can be reused. Any spare money can be spent on bedside cabinets, a large picture above the bed (?), a small dressing table (?), a small chair (?), wonderful bedding, a throw and some cushions to bring the whole look together. i would leave the chandelier (unless you hate it) as they are quite popular at present and you will have the additional expense of an electrician if you change it. Good luck! :)

looks like 2 integrated 900 tall appliances to me, you'll have to put a fixed shelf into the cabinet to stand the top (fridge?) appliance on, then another fixed shelf to keep this top appliance in place. then if the bottom appliance (freezer?) has a standard hinges on the cabinet and glides (the sliders that connect the fascia door to the appliance) this will be indepandant to the top door and fitted in the standard way. the top appliance has the hinges on the applaince, ideally you need a blank door (undrilled for hinges) and then measure up and down for the hinge location and drill the door with 35mm holes for the hinge cups and these will also need a couple of glides. awful lot of work to do for a couple of old second hand appliances with bits missing

Congratulations on your new home. Is this the estate agent photo or is this your furniture? It would be useful to know that to see what you are working with or whether you're purchasing new furniture. Also, how many people do you need seating for and do you intend to have a TV in the too? It would also be useful to see a photo of the other end of the room and get an idea of what kind of colours and styles you like. Are you want to stay traditional or would you like to give the space a more contemporary look?