as you can see through to the dining room I'd probably pick up the turquoise myself. In terms of colours that go with turquoise and lime you could try grey, yellow or navy. If you want something bolder fushcia can also work (as seen on the book on your table!). The walls look as if they're pale grey so maybe pick up a little more? I thought all the art was like that deliberately, I quite like art leant on walls! Personally I prefer picture frames matching but I do like your black framed art that's hung on the wall with the White framed one on the sideboard. Your art looks modern so personally would avoid wood. if you're in agreement re furniture layout I'd rearrange that slightly and then hang your art so it can be centred behind the sofa for example

Great Location and great colour choices. This is a wonderful property transformation it would be nice to see how the project developed from its previous state

The floral pattern looks to have a vintage almost retro vibe about it. With a light and bright colour scheme I might look for something simple like a black and white print as mentioned or even a pencil drawing. Or how about some brass wall art or mirror? The yellow tones of brass would echo the yellow elsewhere in the room (one in pic is from Rockett st George). Or how about some ducks 🦆? Kind of thinking of the vintage flying ducks but came across a trio of budgies which I thought were really fun and I love the cute little duckling print☺️. Of course art is subjective and there Is a huge amount of choice so choose something that you love. Sites like Etsy and Not on the High St are great for artists work and Desinio has lots of simple prints.

Hi Sonia. It’s the plant with a name that I can never spell...but I’ll have a go.... tatrapanax papyfirus ‘Rex’ ???? Chinese rice paper plant. Or aka The Triffid! That’s easier to remember. 😉. Apparently they can send out suckers from the roots several meters away so my neighbours might get a few babies in years to come. Can’t argue tho, it’s a fab jungly looking plant. Here’s the proud mum!