Bed looks fine where it is really. You might want to add colour/interest with paint a new bedhead or some artwork maybe, but not necessary as you could probably achieve a nice look just using accents (cushions/throws that co-ordinate with window treatment). As for the windows, you probably don't want to limit your space by having anything too fussy, but a nice pair of matching Roman blinds would allow you to add texture, pattern if you want it and colour that you can then co-ordinate other things with. If you want a luxurious feel you could add pelmets to them (but nothing too fussy or they might overpower the room). Photo from www.housetohome.

I think you need to use cupboards to address the fact that the fire isn’t central on the chimney breast. Give the illusion that the chimney breast goes all the way to the window wall by putting a tall cupboard, coming slightly forward of the chimney breast. On the other side of the fireplace, maybe put some kind of slimline art, to fill that wall space. The TV could go above the fire. Possibly too put some shelves between the chimney breast and the door.

Hi - it's really difficult to see the detail, e.g. measurements and area names. Drop me a copy to my email sabrina@theeburycollection.com and I'll take a closer look and send you some pointers to get you started! x

The mock up looks good! One word of advice to make the mock ups look as good in real life- keep the place tidy, when you first finish the decor of the rooms make sure you find a place for every toy, boom, remote control and make sure everything is kept in its place. It will make the rooms look more streamline and contemporary