At the minute where can I have just to get it up to rent for the customer two new shower rooms plastering couple of walls in there new skirting or through new doors interior fire doors new kitchen new drainage for new bathroom find one new window in new bathroom

Hi. As you mention you use this room a lot in summer why not bring the garden in a little. Maybe a feature ŵallpaper, you could go for a modern floral but some of the trellis style wallpapers would also look nice. I'd go for something with some soft/pastel green with a pale background. Add cushions and throws to the sofas in lighter shades ie cream and beiges and then if you keep to soft green you can mix in most other colours but use lots of texture. Has the carpet been changed? Perhaps a wood floor with a sisal rug again for some texture. A sunburst mirror is always good in a room for a summer feel along with flowers and plants. Do you also have room for table lamps and a floor lamp? Other pics of the room would be good to see if you could perhaps reuse some of your existing pieces, even if painted? If you could also give an idea of your style it would help as I can see you haven't set up an Ideabook. Agree with Bagpuss re desk and chair

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@Wumi thank you taking time out for commenting. Answer to your queries: How do you currently use the your ground floor rooms? BKG: At the moment we spaced out! Meaning - my son normally in the front room ( PS4/football). The three others just sit in a line formation in the lounge. In Lounge we tend to use two seats ( highlighted red for most use and up to blue to very rare use). I think because it feels like we are in a narrow corridor- not a great family experience WD: How would you like to use them? (What would you like to achieve with the reconfiguration) BKG. I think a quote that I saw on this site sums it perfectly; "I like the house but like love it as a home. On paper the house sounds fantastic, but ground floor is not functional in terms of experience. Having a room long and narrow everything we purchase has to be clinical. With narrow long lounge, when we have guests its not functional, at times people seem to stand in in the wall between the lounge and kitchen. Not a great experience I like sitting in a square formation which i feel enhance the interactions. Wider/squarer rooms, I think brings so many options WD: Is there a wall between the kitchen and lounge? BKG: Yes a wall between Kitchen and (through lounge/extension at back). P>s the Kitchen ceilings or of a different height (due to a previse side extension) WD: Where is the front entrance? BKG: Front door of the house (looking from the garage inwards, direction of stairs( i will update diagram. Again thank you for your repsponse. Regards