Yes, usually my accent wall is wall papered, first time in a long time not papered as I do like patterns and shapes. I am starting bedroom project tomorrow, think I am decided on the colour of the walls, and the brass look, just hundred things running through my mind on how to tie it in all together now, so concentrating on what to do with the curtains and bedspread. I usually go for bedding that is striking and vivid, as I love a good bed (I did say don't take notice of my bedroom at the moment, it is thrown together and looks awful) curtains always scare me on what to do there, so I usually just go for one colour. But please, any ideas, are greatly wanted and appreciated. So when you say a purple drape, are you saying on for the curtains? I really want to try and experiment there, but, as said, they always scare me lol

Just a thought, what about putting the bed against the wall of the walk in wardrobe and you can still have your headboard, no need to change or move a radiator and the wife's side of the bed would be next to the wardrobe entrance. It's all a bit cramped by the looks of things and while you'll have your ensuite and your walkin wardrobe you'll still be walking into a box room. Another thought I had to to lose the bedside cabinets and increase the appearance of space would be in to have the bed side lights on the partition wall and the storage built into the stud wall with pull out shelves for those breakfast in bed moments and cups of tea. Change the door to open onto your landing as well!!! Good luck

It’s sounding lovely already!!! If you are on Instagram, there are over 18,000 photos under the hashtag greenbedroom, so definitely worth a look for ideas and current trends. I’ve posted a few below. I’ve also posted a couple of curtains from Anthropologie that are quirky and fun - but would maybe only suit rooms with tall ceilings!!!!

Hi there! Looks like a cosy little space with some solid foundations! Here’s how you can maximise the functionality while adding warmth and charm to your tiny bedroom/office: Layout Tweaks Keep the Hemnes Trundle: Since it doesn’t fit under the window width-wise, leave it along the left wall but style it like a daybed with lots of plush cushions in warm, cottage-inspired fabrics. This will make it feel more inviting as both a seating area and a bed. Fold-Away Desk: Smart choice! Keep it on the right, but consider adding a floating shelf above it for extra storage and decor without taking up floor space. Cottagey Warmth & Color Add Layers of Texture: Think knitted throws, linen cushions, and maybe a small jute rug to bring in a variety of cozy textures. Warm Color Accents: Since your blinds are pink/white/terracotta, build on that with muted tones like soft creams, dusty rose, and warm earthy shades. Consider adding warm-toned wall art or a framed vintage botanical print. Lighting: Swap out any harsh lighting for a warm-toned table lamp or fairy lights to create a softer, more inviting glow. Storage Ideas Add wicker baskets under the bed for hidden storage while keeping with the cottage vibe. If possible, attach a small peg rail with hooks for hanging items like bags, scarves, or a small plant in a macramé holder. By layering textures, soft lighting, and earthy colours, you can add warmth without making the space feel cramped. Hope this helps!