Yes I like the desk/shelves combo featured in Mill Valley, Artistic Designs for Living, Tineke Triggs. Thanks.

Hiya, What a lovely space you've created - you must be so pleased! A little bit of advice for your blind - Fauxwood is a perfect material for a bathroom as it's easy to wipe clean and won't warp in steamy conditions. And to get the shutter look you speak about, choose tape instead of cords with your wide slats. You'll get a similar effect at a fraction of the price. Good luck, Zoe

Daisy, that was my experience before and my builder didn’t have a trade account so we didn’t get a Howden kitchen, which is what I wanted. Magnet did a great job and my builder did have an account with them. I have yet to contact a joiner. Chris, I might visit all the kitchen people and see clearance stuff they might have. I really wanted some pictures of real London houses with a pantry in small kitchen like yours. Not the American dream kitchen or in a Surrey mansion. Thank you for all your ideas and advice.

So he might need a combination lego building and studying desk? Good idea not to put the radiator under the window. You could always have a horizontal low level one on the opposite wall to the bed as it would be concealed by the deak. Storage will depend on your budget. There are many freestanding affordable wardrobes available. I would be tempted to look at something like Ikea's Pax system if you are handy and would prefer not to invest in built in storage. You may also want a clear space with a nice rug for him to play in the center of his bedroom. I am assuming he will have a single bed which will free up more space. A small bookshelf would also be handy. Do personalise it with posters or bedlinen in his favourite colour or depicting his favourite action hero. Have some fun with it and allow him to choose some items like desklamp, beanbag or rug.