A belated THANK YOU to everyone who commented. This is the final result. We're super happy with it. Room A north facing "through-lounge" in a new build, 3 bed semi detached house Paint Walls: Purbeck Stone, Farrow & Ball Ceiling: Strong White, Farrow & Ball By the way, the room isn't as long and skinny as it looks in the photos. Painting it all one colour actually made it feel much, much larger. We were really impressed with the quality of advice the F&B staff gave us in regards to colour. We loved Purbeck Stone from the minute we saw it, and being brave really paid off.

I'm sorry it's such a bad photo, I have been very busy and it is very late at night. I just had time to snap a photo. The paint in the corner is Farrow&Ball too. Can't quite remember where the pillow is from.

Hey Tasha. Without knowing your style and what you hope to achieve, I thought Id put together a few ideas for you to show you some colours using blue in spaces. I personally am drawn to brighter colours, or the exact opposite really moody and serious, without much in-between. I would definitely think about whether yo want the room to feel bright, happy, dark, intelligent... you get my point. Once you come up with an end "mood" then you will be able to make the right decision for yourself. Until then, have some fun looking a the ideas i put together for you. Make sure to read the descriptions, I wrote them just for you. https://uk.pinterest.com/jochrobak/designing-around-blue-wardrobes/?etslf=5525&eq=blue%20 Good luck and have fun, Id love to see the end result. Jo

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?><md>Weve now gone "bold" in our little cloakroom and totally transformed the look of it....we are so impressed