I agree with many of the suggestions above, especially that there's too much furniture in the living room. You're going to hate me for saying this but I think there's too much clutter and busyness overall for such a small space. I'd radically reduce the number of pictures and knick-knacks in both rooms – especially the living room – and move the ones you keep to less prominent places. I'd also take the coat rack and cookery bookshelves out completely, and replace the busy parquet flooring with either not-busy plank laminate or a simple-patterned or solid rug. Finally, I like trees but that spidery palm tree is hideous IMO.

I just love the details in the Moroccan ceiling ! The problem I feel is the celling is to low but I still would love to decoration around this theme...now Moroccan and Mediterranean are back in high demand ,I was just looking for some tiles to my kitchen and the hydraulic Moroccan theme are the most beautiful ones with a modern twist ...I would have mirrors and a open plan kitchen all white with details in color like your beautiful art ...I saw some pics but I will try to show in here as I am not very good in this things...

Dear richbrick, Firstly congratulations on moving into your new home, a very exciting time ! Looking at your pictures the room seems to be a good size and will comfortably take two distinct areas - sitting & dining. It also looks like you have a great balcony space which will be fantastic once the weather hots up a bit !! Here at Go Modern we offer a full range of furniture for both inside and out. Looking at the table that you have found at Habitat i was wondering if the Bontempi Dublino table might work for you, it is an extending table and would be useful to extend when guests pop round, so perfect for your space. It can be selected in a range of finishes including melamine, wood or glass (coloured or clear). http://www.gomodern.co.uk/store/bontempi-dublino-extending-dining-table.html When working out a table size for our customers we work on allowing approx 50-60cm per person, so the 120cm to 180cm table would sit 4 to 6 comfortably. For dining chairs there are so many to choose from and so many factors to consider, probably the most important though, is comfort. We would therefore recommend that if you are able to, it is important to "try before you buy" and visit a showroom to try out any possible chair. Here is a link to our full range of dining chairs:- http://www.gomodern.co.uk/store/contemporary-dining-chairs/ The Malik chair - seen in the link below is not only comfortable but looks good too, and is available in a range of colours and materials to suit your design needs. http://www.gomodern.co.uk/store/monday-upholstered-dining-chair.html Finally, if you are looking for something for your balcony - here is a link to our garden and patio furniture. http://www.gomodern.co.uk/store/garden-furniture/ So, all that remains is for me to wish you all the best with your search for your new furniture! If I can be of any further help please do not hesitate to get in touch. Alternatively, you could call our helpful sales team on 020 7731 9540 or visit our London Showroom which is situated at 565 Kings Road, SW6 2EB. Kind regards, Caroline Dooner for Go Modern

Hi there, I would check out West Elm (they have two stores in London/Kingston but have a lovely website depending on where you are based). Their focus in very mid-century modern which would complement this space well as many of the wood finishes they use in their pieces are walnut. I would go for a round table here. Consider a rug under the table to brighten the space (there are great indoor-outdoor options that are easy to maintain under a dining table). Upholstered chairs rather than wood chairs may help to break up the dark wood feel. If your budget will allow, using a bright white paint or even an easy neutral light grey (cornforth white from F&B as an example) will brighten this space and give it a bit more of a fresh and modern feel. Some roman blinds on the windows would also give the space a finished look. I hope this was helpful! Good luck!