Balterio have a fabulous laminate floor that would be suitable for living spaces as well as bathrooms - it's called 'loft white' and has a lovely neutral rustic feel:

I found a fab scandi extending circular table and chairs on ebay http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Danish-dining-table-teak-Dyrlund-flip-flap-1960s-extending-round-mcm-/191809575284?hash=item2ca8bdd974:g:xccAAOSwFNZWxykE Team with green grey scandi roman blinds http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/ROMAN-BLIND-BLACKOUT-DOCKLANDS-RETRO-CIRCLES-PRESTIGIOUS-PEA-GREEN-GREY-DUCK-/331777238500?hash=item4d3f76e5e4:g:pxsAAOSwFNZWvys~ Fab light fitting http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Pendant-Ceiling-Light-Modern-Style-Lamp-Droplet-Chandelier-Hanging-Crystal-Glass-/181856733551?hash=item2a5781896f:g:CaEAAOSwI-BWPEgN Hope the project goes really well it looks brilliant

We have just purchased what we hope to be our last house. It is a very big plot and we are looking to knock down and get planning for a very large house over 4 floors. (12,000 sq ft). We know what we want internally however our issue lies with the external look and feel. My wife wants classic new build, with pillar entrance, sash box windows with stone cills or surroundings (Surrey Commuter belt!). I like contempory white, modern, square, glass walls, feature cladded walls with balconies (Beverly Hills!) Our compromise is classic at the front contempory at the rear. We need help! Hopeful designjunction will help offer solutions so we can move forward.

Honestly - dry January? We’ve given up the sparkly tree, the gifts, the long break from work and the great TV choice- why would you give up drink? It looks great- And I can be there in just over an hour- just say the word.