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Comments (14)Hi. I love the upcycling! I agree with feioi. I'd go for an inky blue on the bottom cabinets ( and the chairs) and a lighter neutral ( creamy greige) on top with an even lighter neutral on the walls. This kitchen by mowlem is in Farrow and ball railings and purbeck stone. I'd go for a white worktop, preferably a marble effect. I love the idea of copper handles but there don't seem to be that many around and could work out pretty expensive. I've found one stockist but ebay may be worth a try.http://allhandlesandpulls.co.uk/handlesandpulls/cabinet-pull-handle-7032-polished-copper-beslag-design.html if not, I'd look at chrome and nickle as they'd also look great against both an inky blue and the red. I've just changed all of mine for £150 and it makes a massive difference. I'd actually remove that ŵall hung unit. I'd also look at a floor lamp in the corner by the sofa with a Few prints over the sofa, maybe some typography, a newspaper art and then something modern with a splash of red to tie in with the table and sofa? and a large mirror above the table to bounce some light around. Add a navy geometric throw, this one is from John Lewis with some grey, navy, white cushions. Do you actually need curtains or blinds for privacy, security etc? I would be tempted to at least do away with the kitchen blind to let light in....See MoreHelp pulling a bedroom together!
Comments (7)Hi! Looks good so far - I would think about maybe making the wall behind the bed a feature wall to tie the room together a bit, perhaps with a bold wallpaper like this: Otherwise, maybe some bolder dressing cushions to sit on the bed would bring it to life a bit? They don't even have to be bright colours, just something like this: And maybe consider putting something above the bed on the wall if you don't want to delve into the world of wallpaper/feature wall. Hope this helps and good luck! MWAI...See MoreHelp me out to put this in place
Comments (2)The TV and the tables will stay..All the rest will be gone...See MoreHelp! Big extension, trying to fit everything in;critique these plans!
Comments (22)This is def looking like more than £150k. £200k is more conservative estkmate. Be careful re: planning laws, you are often able to extend up to 50% more (volume) but you have to take into account existing extensions. So I think workshop in garden would focus the extension on areas you need within the house and not use up % of floor plan unnecessarily. Larger single storey (with velux), smaller extension upstairs would allow light downstairs and prob be more acceptable to neighbours and planning. Moving bathroom is expensive but if you keep kitchen, utility, soil pipe to one side it will create efficiencies. There is a wish list and then practicalities from planning permission and budget perspective which will need professional input. Light tunnels are a relatively cheap but useful way of getting light to darker places....See Morekatieme2015a34
7 years agothanks one of the fabrics i have been looking at is clarke and clarke plush fabric colour sesame would this look well with the rest
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7 years agoHi Katie, what a lovely space you have. Regarding the tv corner - you might can add a pouf and some statement cushions to make the room more cosy. Maybe you find some inspiration among ours. We ship for free inside EU and all products are handmade in Denmark. Best Nele | Yndlingsting
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7 years agohi i have seen some rugs i think would like right, by the living area what do u think?
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7 years agolast modified: 7 years agoHi Katie,
I don't know how set you are on curtains but I think shutters would look great on your windows with your current interior - simplistic but chic:
Family House in North London · More InfoRegarding the wall behind the TV, I can't imagine wallpaper along the length of it, especially if you'll have a patterned rug - maybe you could turn it into a feature wall by painting it a slightly different shade? If not, I don't think the section of wall behind the TV unit itself looks too stark - it's more the part of the wall to the right of it, which you could hang artwork, framed photos, a mirror, or have some kind of statement piece from.
For the coffee table, perhaps a contemporary glass top table, like one of these: Table 1, Table 2, Table 3. Or a rustic wooden table, like this one. Did you have any specific style or material preference in mind for it?
My personal favourite of the rugs you linked is the final one, because it reminds me of geometrically patterned Aztec-type rugs. It's very contemporary, while the second has a more traditional feel to it. All three go with the colour scheme of the room, but I think the second might work better with the decor. Which one are you leaning towards at the moment?
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7 years agoisidora thanks, well my ideas at the moment are all over the place one say i have my mind set on wall mounted the tv and sound the area around the tv with wallpaper the next i dont and so on, agree i need to sort out the area on the right perhaos thats all i need to do, not to keen on shutters at the moment. si you think a rectangular table would look better on my area than a round one? these are some of the styles i like, wanted to avoid glass as i have 2 small children. as to rugs i like the threr of them and agree probably the 2nd one suits my style a bit bettet thank you
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7 years agook ordered a rug for the living room and prob getting these curtains now i need to find a coffee table and ideas please in what to do with the wall where the tv unit is thanks
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