Here are pics, first is view from doorway

Hello I would paint everything the same colour and keep it as light as possible. You don't want any breaks in the flow as this will make the space appear smaller. Pick one white tone that you like and use it throughout. You can always accessorie with colour. Also consider some well placed mirrors and reflective materials to add to the feeling of space.

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Hey thanks a lot for comments. Createperfect your space looks stunning, bravo! We did not open the wevet tin in the end. You have picked out the cornforth white, which is exactly what we were keen on.

CP, I'm mistaken - you picked out Ammonite, Cornforth White is next to it, second in from right. I'm starting to come round to a brighter / lighter white - though my wife likes the idea of a blueish tone like F&B's Pale Powder.... Can I ask what you have used in the suite above? First decorating I've ever done so trying not to make a hash of it.

Yes it probably is, thanks

The two velux in bedroom are east and west facing, and the dormer window is east facing, so most of the natural light is coming from east. And as it will be our master bedroom we will be in there mainly in the mornings; and in the evening with the spotlights / lamps on. I think we just thought the Wevet might be too harsh / cold but it certainly doesn't look so in your pics. (I'm starting the think the one you picked out is actually Skimming Stone - I will check.)

Mist coat up. Swatches are (l-r as viewed): cabbage white, strong white, wevet and james white. We like Wevet.

Thanks all. We have veered away from the creamier whites as have grey tiles on en suite floor but I do like that.

If you are keep the colours simple to keep the room bright you could possibly add a statement colour to add to the room!

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I know those bathroom floor tiles and l believe that in the colours you have chosen l would keep clear of blue undertones and very grey lest it becomes chilly. A white with warm undertones leaning towards taupe would be more my choice. Further warmth to be added with accessories, of course.

We went with F&B's Wevet all over which gives off a v slight pinkish / lilac hue in the late evening sun. We are now decorating the rest of the flat and continuing with Wevet on the woodwork and ceilings throughout, whilst painting the walls Ammonite, which is one shade more grey. I like the simplicity of the scheme - I'm expecting it to bring the whole flat together and provide a sense of calm and sophistication, hopefully!

This might be my lack of imagination, but i went for brilliant white all over, and a dark grey wall at the end, it seemed to make the room appear a lot longer and wider. No doors or woodwork yet, but these will be white satin.

Hello, it's currently full of all the stuff we had stored in the loft when it was a loft! We are having carpets put down in a month's time, so will take pics when that is done.

It is a frustrating space in many ways thanks to building regs (necessitating a landing at top of stairs that we really could have done without) and planning permission (as we are a flat with no PD, all we got was a small recessed dormer - which ironically now looks out of place when viewed from rear because all the houses in the street have full L-shaped affairs). What could / should have been a decent size double is actually a cramped room that's difficult to furnish.

I have the same decision to make. I was set on wevet for my loft but everything I have read says my east facing loft should be bluish greenish hue. Please could I see pics of your Wevet painted loft?