@Karen W - I realise that it's a bit stark right now but I now have a blank canvas that I actually like and can work with! Am looking out for a nice oil painting for the end wall.. or perhaps I'll put up a few clipboards? Husband wants a big blackboard but I'm not so sure! Will keep on posting updates! Meanwhile my downstairs half bath has had a mini reno and I'm starting to think about redecorating my study...

We’ve had to close the business until after Easter so I have my fingers crossed I will have my bathroom done. We had a leak in it and had to drag out all the cupboards that were down one wall and under the window. It has now been 4 months, yes 4 months of looking at a mess. Granted we have an ensuite but that’s not the point. Over the weekend I got the new carcases put in place. Today he is making the doors to go on the front of the carcases and then we need to fit the top. Unfortunately the doors need to go away to be sprayed so that’s a bit of a delay. I decided to opt for green and I couldn’t source the MFC from anywhere as it’s a new colour added to the range and has not been manufactured yet. Typical. So at least I’m hopeful now that he has started that perhaps by Easter it will be done.

Hi Stacey, It sounds like you need an interior designer. Picking the right designer for you can involve quite a bit of looking around. Houzz is a great place to find professionals, so you could look for some based near to you as OnePlan suggests. Also there are many interior designers offering lower cost online services compared with a full design and project manage service. It's worth considering what level of service you're looking for, as well as the design styles and scales that you're looking at. A good designer will be able to design in a variety of styles, however, you'll find that each has their own unique take on design, so it's worth looking at portfolios as well as prices to find the designer you like. Hope this helps, Jane, i-architect.co.uk

Thank you for your suggestions so far. So helpful. I had been so focused on the fact that the name of the colourways is "orange and brown" that I hadn't properly noticed the blush or the number of shades of green. It's a fairly large room for an office, nearly 4m x 3.5m. In fact you can see the dimensions here and it's state about a month ago here: Check out this discussion on Houzz - https://www.houzz.co.uk/discussions/5953598/design-home-office-guest-room-in-odd-shaped-room The wallpaper is hidden behind the fitted wardrobe. It's in good condition and I think it would give back character to the room. The radiator is moving to under the window and the washbasin removed. I might wallpaper the second alcove in the same pattern for balance. I've accepted that we won't be getting bespoke plywood shelves and desks but maybe some more conventional shelving in the future. So, inspired by the Morris wallpaper, going for an old library style in that room. Got original battered (or distressed, if you like) library table and chairs already. Was oriental style rug over darkish engineered wood floor. Please keep the colour ideas coming!