Congratulations on getting rid of the ick. Without seeing the rest of the room, I would say a sideboard with a large piece of art will do the trick (and I've looked at your ideabook and so that suggestion seems fitting). But that TV stand isn't so nice (sorry) so maybe you should put the TV on a sideboard? Do you want to post pictures of the rest of the room so we can see if maybe the furniture could do with a bit of rearranging before you make a commitment with that wall? I would take a bit of your paint on a piece of paper to a carpet store to narrow down the colour selection and then get a few samples of carpet and bring them back to your room to see if they work. Like the paint you chose, it'll look different in the room than in the store. Good luck!

I don't feel you need anything. It is excellent as is. The series of etchings on the wall draws the eye and gives depth. When you have dinner parties, I am sure you must lay it beautifully.

Chaise Longue Le Corbusier is to me the design that goes anywhere, bedroom, lounge, reading corner, library, study. An all times piece of furniture that will be an investment to pass on your family.

Hi Nikiklee, To answer your originally question this is a link to an article from the telegraph with the top 10 best interior design blogs which you may find helpful. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/interiors/alison-cork/top-10-interior-bloggers-uk/ Just make sure when you are taking advise from a post, that the person is qualified to give advise and always seek advise from a professional if you are unsure where to go. Houzz is a great place to get this advise. We have a blog which tries to help with exactly these questions (often asked by our clients directly). http://www.createperfect.co.uk/blog  If you have any particular questions, I am always keen on hearing what people want to know so please get in touch. All the best, Gina P.S I have used window film and find that really depends on the brand that you use but it can be a great way to get what you want to achieve.