Hello Juanita, Firstly consider the wall colours and the flooring.. Light walls and light flooring will immediately open the space and lift the mood within the room. Natural flooring like Coir or Jute would be lovely in such a setting as it's natural, textured and light.. It's quite hard wearing too. You could have an additional rug over heavy foot flow to help keep the space clean and lasting. For walls consider things like Stones, natural colours, chalky and matt. Whitening by little Greene is a fantastic colour on walls and ceilings.. Then accent with other natural but warm colours that will feel neutral but give a warm rather than cold feel.. Seating can be arranged to promote conversation and clusters.. or group interactions.. Tables consider console or sideline furniture if space is needed.. This too creates an open environment.. Lighting can be an arrangement of simple but interesting clusters from a single rose with multiple outlets.. So you could have a bespoke instillation that will illuminate the space but offer some sort of focus that is not taking the floor area. Have included a lovely pendant light that is wonderful hung in multiple quantities... 3 or 5 and they come in 2 sizes along with 2 table sized lamps for an example.... This Firorella (flower), available from Nigel Coates.com or through me. : ))

I think you could make this room lovely Kate. Firstly, the bed you've sourced. Are you planning to sleep on it as a single or pull it out every night for a double? It's just that it seems you might have to move it 45 degrees every night from what I can see of the design. Other than that it seems like a good option for the space. You already have some ingenious ideas for creating hanging space but I would suggest some shelving (not sure if floating shelves would be strong enough?) with hanging rails underneath to give you a bit more space between the top of your 3 chest of drawers ( commodes) and the rail for longer items. There are some pics below for inspiration. I know we don't all only have black and cream clothes!! but you can see how adding a few picture frames, pretty boxes/baskets/ handbags, etc can make it look more like a glamorous dressing room. I'm assuming concealed wardrobe storage is out of your budget at the moment so making the open storage look as good as possible would be the trick here. Could the rabbit hutch be put on legs or onto an appropriately sized coffee table (ebay /gumtree find!?!) it would look more like part of the room, perhaps with a couple of pics leaning against the wall, food concealed in a pretty box/basket etc.) Does your other menagerie (all the cuddly toys) have to stay? If your looking for the style in your inspiration pics (which are lovely BTW) they might need boxing up and going tthrough the square hole into the loft/attic space!! They'll have a ball up there without you. Maybe a couple on the top of your rabbit hutch for old times sake :-) Good luck.

Hello nehajo, You have an amazing blank canvas so some questions to help: And there are soo many interior styles so some questions to help: What is your style ? if you are not sure then What colour is the sofa and the style. Do you have a photo? What are the other furniture do you have ? Any photos ? Do you like colours pastels or brights ? What are your favourite colours ? Do you have a favourite shirt, skirt, jumper that has a pattern or style to it? photo please. Do you have a picture or photos that have a coloured frame ? What colour? Do you like plants ? or you have any already ? Are their any sentimental objects ? what is it, description ? What is the rug you want to buy is there a pic of it ? Are you thinking of some sort of fire, faux stove, or a TV for a focal point in the room ? Do you want to have a workspace in the area too? Oh do you have kids if yes then storage for toys etc if older storage for games consoles, games ? MMMmmmI think that is it to start. Cheers :)

You could extend up the stair walls. Fitting a door at the top of the steps will need some kind of adjustment I would think.