Hi House Bunny, I feel in love with some very expensive wallpaper once £750 a roll... I still think about it now 3 years later. To be honest I would have hated to live with it longterm but was seduced at the time! Here are a few lights that may work for you. I think I have a idea of what appeals but if I'm way off the mark let me know and I'll look for something else for your consideration. This first light is slightly over budget but don't worry, we have a incentive of 20% Off for people who sign up to the newsletter. As these customer are interested in our brand we reward them with regular treats. They become VIP's to us. At the moment this 20% Off would make a difference and put the decanter cluster light back in the price range. https://www.lightingcompany.co.uk/group-of-7-lead-crystal-pendant-lights-with-gold-suspension-p7441 https://www.lightingcompany.co.uk/the-lighting-book-aurelia-15-light-cluster-pendant-in-copper-dark-copper-and-bronze-p7221 The second is a fantastic option but this will be a longer wait it's due back into stock in July, will that still be in time for your project? Copper is very on trend and it add a touch of colour. I love, love, love this. What do you think? There are plenty of cluster pendant lights to inspire that won't break the bank, this is the last one I'll show you, don't want to bombard you with options, just enough to whet your appetite, but do check the website we have thousands of lights at reasonable prices. Here's the link to see the size and price info, but these are way less than the budget. https://www.lightingcompany.co.uk/edison-cluster-light-p7420 I hope this helps, favourite is the copper for me. If it is for you too, without meaning to be pushy, order quickly! It's proving to be a firm favourite with our customers and sells out quickly. It's so eye-catching a real statement piece. If you need more information or have questions our sales team are lovely and always happy to help. Email info is on the website too. The Lighting Company

Ikea have a headboard which you can fit behind your own bed and eliminate the bedside units gaining more space for nightstand use and quilt storage underneath. It will give you some more privacy from the window too. Eventually a roman blind would be more appropriate too. The remaining wall at the side of the window can be used for hanging shelving like the ikea kallax. Open the space visually by simply adding a larger mirror to a side wall and hang hats scarves and even coats on pegs along the opposite wall. Use the space above the entryway door for shelving or closed cupboards and fit in a corner wardrobe. If you can remove the door or get it to swing outward. If you consider changing the bed for an underbed storage one it must have a hydraulic mechanism otherwise it is a nightmare. But you can find some storage bags or boxes that slide under the existing bed - just measure properly and try to make the best of the space. Alternatively you could change the bed completely to a high up loft base with a ladder and have ample space beneath it. Check the ikea Stora and others too.

My plan shows steps down from the kitchen to the garden room as I noticed the wc was on a lower level. I still prefer my plan because:- you end up with a bigger living room (on the first floor) and the plan suggests there is a balcony outside these windows; you move the dining room to the entrance level and then put an opening to the hallway so that the hall seems bigger and your first impression is improved; the front basement room will have the most limited outlook and light so in my opinion should be a gym or guest room, you have a kitchen in the heart of the house; you have a living space at a likely similar height to the garden; the main bedroom moves up a floor to a likely quieter position; the guest rooms all have fewer stairs for the parents; and you don’t have to take out major walls to achieve this. But of course this is all based on the plans provided but you know your house best. Perhaps now you are getting some ideas you should consider the available budget and explore some of the layouts with a designer or concept planner.

He he, thanks all! The heating hasn't really been on while the guitar was just propped there so don't worry @E D 😉 Quite warm in this room so we tend to put the log burner on at night instead. Funnily enough, the OH said this morning about mounting his guitar on the wall so might do that. Cheaper than buying a trolley for it 😂 Yes the plan is actually fake so has a little pot and will get a bigger one for it 😁 X