Hi Shu. I think your colours work well. You can colour match F&B or just buy Dulux Dusted Moss 2 which is very similar and perhaps slightly nicer (I have cornforth btw!) I would also bring in a little white for the bed and a slightly darker grey to balance the mustard. Re layout, once the rad is moved (would try to blend the colour into the ŵall) perhaps centre the bed and move the chest down so you lose that little empty corner. It looks as if it won't be an issue with the door? I'm not so keen on the shelf idea, it looks a little claustrophobic and you may end up hitting your head all the time. I also think you have enough interest with the gallery ŵall. I can't quite see the duvet, are they magnolias? If so Oka do a little bunch of fake magnolia with something else in that would look nice on the chest or bedside. Perhaps a bigger table lamp or 2. As you've also got a wood floor I would just look at adding different textures for cushions, curtains etc

Hi David WHy don't you consider putting the bed along the same wall as the doorway. Leave the wardrobes where they are giving you more access to the wardrobe door openings. I would position an ottoman at the end of the bed or you many have room to put a small cocktail chair in the corner with a floor lamp as a neat reading area. Place some artwork on the wall opposite the bed that ties in with the overall scheme so you have a nice viewpoint on entering the room. Consider having the wardrobes in a deep taupe / grey to make more of a statement if they are bespoke. Happy Planning! Louise

Hi J B, you can definitely combine Scandi Bohemian and with the correct percentage, you could have an idyllic bedroom. Things to consider: 1. Try to put a rug (jute could do) a little bit lighter that your floor, maybe with some patterns on it (as Marina above shows) in order for it to stand out. 2. It is a bedroom, so do not overdo it in the colors and decorations (I know how much you may want to do it). Please consider, that the bedroom is a place you go to for relaxation as well. 3. Pale color palette, rattan (maybe in the lighting, armchairs) 4. Cushions, you can go for more bohemian. Colors/reds/different textures/geometric shapes 5. You could put 3 white picture frames above the bed with "silent images" (images that are not so colorful) 6. Do not overdo it with the plants (you need some oxygen yourself :) ) Hope it helped. M

This is before which looked lovely, but this is before the en suite was built, and there are no wardrobes in the room. I will post more later.