Hello everyone, Sorry that I didn't reply before. Believe or not, it's been almost 2 months without internet. I moved to the new flat and it is just amazing. I had a problem with the curtains, blinds, etc. I couldn't fit any of it because the rail would be where the door opens (ceiling), so I would loose over 40cm throughout the whole window. So I've choose something a bit unusual but very, very beautiful: duette blinds. About the furniture, we've decided to do a bar/shelve unit behind the sofa and the sofa will be looking toward the window (if you know what a mean). In front of the sofa, I will do a small tv unit. Therefore, I will not loose all the beautiful view that I've got. What do you think? Now I need to plan a bar/shelve unit behind the sofa. The designer gave me some ideas, but I found it very square-ish.... I really appreciate all the comments and the help. You all are good at it and have helped me a lot. Thank you, Talita Ps: I will take some pictures and I'll post to you if you want....

Hello Jules - I really like your choices of wallpaper. Both greens are really soft and relaxing colours; perfect for a sitting room. I love the Cole & Son wallpaper too but I don't think it would work as a feature wall alongside the greens. In fact, I think feature walls have had their day and you would be better off to go with the green paper on all four walls. The light wooden floor will look super with the green and if you do the woodwork in white/off-white then it will look clean & crisp. You mentioned that you were finding the room a little echo-y. You'll probably find that it'll be less noticeable when you have the dining furniture in the room and the curtains hung. If it still feels a little echo-y then you might consider putting down a large rug to absorb some of the sound. It also has the added effect of making the room look cosier. I hope this is of some help. Best wishes, Jessica Jessica Buckley Interiors

Sorry, bit of a long thread but thought it’d still be clearer than starting a new one. I’ve touched on this subject before but want to present it to you again: Do you think painting these doors, of bathroom and separate toilet, in F&B’s Off Black would work? Also, would I need to paint the insides of the doors too?

Hi Littlwiz, Firstly the kitchen and extension look amazing! The bifolds doors are such a great addition and the room is so lovely and bright - That sofa also looks amazing, not only the colour but looks like a great nap spot! I threw this moodboard together to maybe give you some things to think about - i hope you like it! I thought, from your comments about being bold and fun that I would go polar opposite to the beautiful red statement sofe and add some electric blue elements in the form of cushions and keep the tones of blue running through the rug and artwork detailing. Playing around with additioanl textures in the cushions will also add a modern bohemian vibe (if thats something you're after ofcourse!) Adding warmer elements with a wooden coffee table to match what I think i can see in the background of one of the photos of the kitchen is part of the cabinetry that has a wood effect? I also thought that the space on the wall in the kitchen would be a great place to add some open wood shelving to display your beautiful bright mugs! I would suggest, if your budget allows to perhaps looks at getting a carpenter in to fit something to the wall in order for you to be able to pull down and make into a table - Prints and art works can be found on so many websites these days like Iamfy or Desenio! I couldnt see much from the photos of the wall that the TV was on, but using a bright paint colour, either blue or in the photo something with a red hue could make a really colourful impact on an otherwise plain wall - Something fun and a bit different! Although not added to the moodboard I would also consider a runner in the kitchen with some reds and blues to transition that colour from one space to the other? Hope you like it! Good Luck :) Dani Pearl Interiors