I know a lot of people have said about trying to keep it light, but actually a darker feature wall (warm rich grey paint if you can't afford wallpaper or want to keep it simple), along with a bunch of mirrors behind that sofa would bring it to life. Having had small victorian homes with dark rooms and tried to keep everything pale, I realised that sometimes there is no point in fighting it! The yellow sofa (which I love - where did u get it from??) will really pop against a darker wall. Otherwise for wallpaper - there are a few websites online that you can buy from in price order and by colour. I've also been looking and you might find a pale background with some striking pattern (darker) pattern would really stand out (rather than going as pale as your curtains)

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Hi, you can have bespoke lampshades made in whatever fabric and size you like, here is a size guide that corresponds to the wattage of the bulb that you can have with it, so as long as the diameter of the shade would look suitable in the room you have in mind then this might be a good solution for you. http://www.needcraft.co.uk/ekmps/shops/drlittle/resources/Other/bulb-wattage.pdf Hope that helps, Regards, Kim

Stunning transformation. Love love love the bathroom tiles, especially the patterned floor tiles!