Definitely Turquoise. Cygnus Papillio by Joseph Alexander Goode do a cushion in just that colour. His art is whimsical and not for the faint hearted but I love it. He does bed linen now too. I have that cushion on my landing next to a turquoise vintage typewriter - definitely whimsical!

So the living space is east facing? Is the bedroom North or South? I associate a boutique look with dark furniture, neutrals colours, rich textures (and lamps!). I've had a quick at India Jane which I think would match this look well so it's more or less a one stop shop! (sale finishes today!). If you're going for a fitted wardrobe are you keeping the layout the same as on the plan? I might also get the builder to change the way the door opens so you can make use of the entrance. I'd go for an upholstered storage bed, there's one on Made.com for £649 (Skye). Have a look at the Elmore bedside tables, with maybe the small white canister lamps and the Pearce chair to go in the top left corner of the room all from India Jane. Perhaps wallpaper behind the bed in a grey grasscloth effect paper. If the room doesn't get much light have a look at strong white paint by farrow and ball which is a light grey. I'd add cushions and a throw in greys and taupe. Maybe some Roman blinds for the window in a faux silk in a pale taupe or grey. Blinds2go are very reasonable. If the living space is east facing try just walnut paint by Dulux for the walls. Have a look at the Langdon coffee table and the Alhambra dining table by India Jane. I've found some cheap chairs on ebay which would match (will copy the link separately or I'll lose all the text!). Accessorise the dining table with maybe a patterned ginger jar or a vase of faux flowers. I'd then go for either a mirrored sideboard to bounce light or maybe something in oak so all the furnture isn't dark. Put a pair of matching lamps on the sideboard, again India Jane have some great ones, you could try the nickel urn shaped ones or maybe the pineapple or Palm. Get some patterned and plain cushions for the sofa in lighter greys and taupes, oka direct also do some great ones (I'd go dear on the patterned and then get cheap ones for plain texture). You could also get a rug to zone the living space, I'd keep the colour close to the floor colour so it doesn't make the room feel smaller. Again Roman blinds for the window in a faux silk. Art hung symmetrically in sets of anything from 2 to 12 always looks good. Again, IJ and Oka have a few sets. Hopefully that's the kind of look you're going for! I'll add pics

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Hi all, I want to paint the existing furniture, waht colours would you choose for this kind of bedroom from this selection of colours? https://www.paintcolourchart.com/ncs-colors/color/blue.html