Hi Jenny. Why not keep it simple to go with the table so something like this but maybe a simple scandi fern print or something rather than just the frame.cox and cox have a number of vases that would suit plus faux stems or try oka, Neptune or Abigail ahern for the stems but would keep them simple. I'd try and marry the other objects in some way ie colour, style, material, shape etc. I also have a chair on my landing and I have to say it does get used! Hopefully you have another spare corner.

Thanks everyone for weighing in, lots of food for thought. I'm more bothered about looks than functionality (!) so think I'll stick with the shorter handles horizontal in the middle of the doors. Looks less cluttered. Still debating about the mix on wall 1 though! @ Hazel Kindley I think I got the idea for the brass plinth from Houzz! Not 100% sure how I'm going to do it yet. Will order standard plinths with my kitchen and possibly get them wrapped in brass sheet, or I may see if I can get a fabricator to make new ones. The problem is that I need two 4m lengths and don't want too many joins in them.

Hi Ellie, yes, that’s where I’d put them. Would probably put cups on the drawers too. That’s what I did in this shaker kitchen.

Decisions, decisions! In such a layout, we would often have gone with a tall unit with internal drawers instead of a "pullout", so would have had a hinged door, which makes it simpler! Three choices: 1) Go for a "pair" of knobsleft & right, so opening the cupboard is done with two hands (not so ideal) 2) Go with a singe, centrally placed knob BUT you need to ensure that the position of ALL knobs in the row are positined in the same horizontal axis! Often with knobs the position is in line with the seam of the centre panel, so you can't then place a central knob without it looking odd. Take care to keep consistency throughout your kitchen! 3) For just those two doors, go with a cup or "D" handle centrally positioned. This will still look good and remains single handed opening. Look forward to seeing what you eventually do!