Each element is fab, love the steel kitchen units, the open brickwork walls and the stars. However collectively the eye dances around all over the place. The steel against the open brickwork is great. The flooring bothers me as it is shouting for attention against strong core elements. Less is more and decluttering would be an advantage.

Hi there, You can tag photos by adding keywords to the 'keywords' box, separated by a comma (please see screenshot) You can also add keywords (which are tags) on individual photos by clicking on one of your projects, then clicking the pencil icon at the bottom right hand side of each photo. You will then see the keywords box (below), where you can tag your photos like you have here. I hope this helps!

@minipie I could put the fridge freezer on the main run of the kitchen, but that would then reduce the work surface on that wall - and the work surface is sure to be small as it is. If I turn the island 90 degrees to be parallel to dining table then it would mean that neither the hob/oven/fridge/sink would be behind me. I would have to walk from the island across to the main run for everything...... not sure how practical that could be. And if I did do that then, I would have a nice view while working at the island but anyone sitting on stools would be looking at the staircase, which wouldnt be right. @Heather - the space is already 5 x 6 m almost - I dont think we need to add an extension. That should be enough space for a decent kitchen with dining table. I dont need any extra living space either as we do have 2 large lounges. Keep the suggestions coming, thanks!

They are 2 of the worst colours to match. Both have undertones of different colours hence the colour compliment problem. Furthermore the undertone colour will present itself different at different times of the day as the light shows and changes. If you can’t find a worktop to go with it can you find a different colour fascia you like?