houssaon I sat with a piece of it on my floor this morning and I screamed to myself 'what am I doing , Ive got rid of an axminster for this ! ' so I went to the shop and have found a neutral brown carpet 80% wool which suits a large rug I have and should bring out the colours in my new suite , I am glad I took the rug with me because the small chair is a near match to the suite, and the rug/ chair look nice together . I was tired and stressed late last night having taken up my old carpet last night in 1 piece in case I ever thought about putting it back ! everything now happens Thursdaywhen the carpet is fit and the dining suite and lounge suite is installed Ill upload. youve asked about my style ? Im going for the stressed look ! no I want a classy look but also minimalistic due to it not being a big through lounge thanks for your comments to date ps anyone want an axminster !

What a great space, love the Crittal doors. I’d definitely go light, white ceiling and walls with brilliant white gloss skirting to show off the flooring. On the “mirror” wall I’d put wall paper to add interest and bring in the dark blue of the neighbouring kitchen. There are so many patterns to choose from. The space has a modern feel with a nod to previous eras with parquet type floor and black glazing so I’d look at the William Morris design range of Wallpapers - old traditional style with amazing patterns and colours relevant to today. good luck

lovely room :) As it seems to back onto the garden can i suggest incorporating more natural colours so more plants by those back doors and maybe some hanging planters on the walls? I am loving the white but the stripe paper seems to make the room look longer and If thats the effect you want then you have done a great job :), but if you are wanting a more cosy den i would go for the neutrals, leather, jute, wood, and blend the colours of the garden.

Think the landing is fine, a great combo of colours. In looking at your pics, is it the long vacant wall as you go down the stairs which is catching your eye? It might need something there - art or a thin shelf with pics resting as on the console.?