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I think pale curtains to match your walls, or near enough, would look good. I find dark curtains depressing, especially when they’re closed. I would introduce more colour with artwork, but the restful pale grey is great and is very stylish, so I think colour should be subtle like a soft blue or teal or blush pink. Such a lovely room.

Thanks Carolina. I think adding an edge to simple but full linen curtains might be a good way of ensuring they're not just lost in what is quite a large room and I agree with you forzaitalia a pale shade would allow the rug to shine - thankyou so much for your pics and comment. I think I'm almost there! Would you still have a Roman blind at the smaller window Carolina? McPeeple - I only discovered the company OKA in the past year and love their lookbooks and catalogues - they're very eclectic and stylish - just google OKA.

Love the wallpaper, very classical. Is this a patio door opening to the garden? How much natural light does the room get? These factors influence your choice of fabric eg if u get a lot of sun don’t get a silk material as the sun will damage it. If you don’t get a lot of sun go for a fabric that will help bounce light around eg something with a sheen. Get a fabric that doesn’t ‘bunch’ around the door otherwise it will get in the way as you enter and exit and get tatty. Think about the curtain fixings and the space available above the door and window. Think about the headings you like. In terms of colour, cream and beige are neutral colours (but be aware whether they are cool or warm shades) so you could compliment with colours blue-violet, red, cool blue green - if u buy a colour wheel from amazon (very cheap) you will see how best to pair colours. As curtains are expensive, buy these first and then choose accessories like mirrors as black is a statement and you need to be confident the colours will be complementary. The curtain factory in Finchley London used to offer good bargains. Best of luck.