No probs,,, it will come on at £749 then it will come on again at £499. I've managed to get everything I've needed for half price, has took a bit of time but everything just rotates on the half price sale. Also, have a look and see if there's a dwell near you as they offer lots of ex display in the store, I got a side unit for a quarter of the price and not a mark on it. AND,,, some of the things you see on dwell are by kare design, amazon and Wayfair both stock kare design at a price decreases from dwells prices, like their artwork was £399 and I got it for £75 from Wayfair, slightly smaller but only £79. Happy shopping.

I think curtains similar to the previous owner would work if you keep the colour or background colour close to the wall colour. It's hard to find pictures of a bay with a lowered ceiling without shutters etc but you could also have a pelmet and curtains on the main wall outside the bay or have curtains on the main wall maybe with romans on the window. If you take the curtains higher than the bay ceiling it will make the windows appear visually taller. There are lots of rooms with the coffee table much further away however as you actually want to use the tables for tea etc you may want to keep the 45cm gap but have wider coffee tables. My table is 44cm away (to be precise!) and I couldn't reach much past that comfortably TBH. I would try it! I've just attached 2 pics showing the sofas overlapping the chimney breast and not to see what you think. The chairs in the bay will be fine if the main seating area is zoned with a rug. I've seen your other posts re David Linley, his silhouette chair is rather lovely!

The advantage of the hemnes day bed is it can convert to a double so could last until adulthood in theory. Would you/he consider a midsleeper? There are loads on Wayfair (with good reviews). Or if you have space how about getting him a double bed? https://www.notonthehighstreet.com/cuckooland/product/four-poster-king-bed-with-storage-and-shelves-in-white?istCompanyId=aa76f5e6-d733-4e56-8409-574cea196cc9&istItemId=xmxqqlqmlp&istBid=t&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIsNL0_MvS2AIVBbftCh3chQwaEAkYDCABEgKgj_D_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds&dclid=CLHk74LM0tgCFcaxUQodgwICeQ http://www.ikea.com/gb/en/products/beds/double-king-size-beds/brimnes-bed-frame-w-storage-and-headboard-white-lur%C3%B6y-spr-59124616/

Hi, There are so many options when designing childrens bedrooms. It really depends also on what styles you and your son both like. Personally I like black & white in a kids room and then the colour is added by their toys, textiles and artwork. The room is then more flexible and can grow through the years without being repainted all the time. Wall stickers can also be a good and flexible way of adding some images/patterns and are then easily removed when needed. Attached are some pics for inspiration, hope they help. Enjoy doing it and I'm sure your son will have plenty of ideas too.