Out of those three, which, if any, do you want to keep? Also, what is under the carpet?

As it's the main bedroom, choosing a colour that goes well with skin tones is important. Be cautious with greens and yellows as these colours can be very unattractive when reflected on your skin - you don't want to look bilious or jaundiced. Smoky tones (colours with a little black in them) work with most skin tones. Check out Dulux Powick if you like a grey/blue. It looks stunning with 'white' woodwork so will work well with your white shutters. It's definitely not a cold blue either.

i appreciate your detailed reply .... Thank you! We haven't unpacked our furniture for a photo ... A correction .... please read as Natural Ash Brosa Furniture. My ideas book is for placement inspiration only. In the meantime, I think I may resolve the problem by making the decor striking enough to distract from the outside view. i have just painted the room so don't want to damage the ceiling installing a chandelier instead of the existing down lights. I have a number of mirrors in beautiful carved frames, perhaps one over the bed or one either side of the bed above the tallboys ..... lovely brass or wrought iron candle stick holders ... old gold textured ottoman at the base of the bed, matching fabric couch, toile covered chair and a striking rug half placed under the bed. Colours are in varied shades of rich burgundy which seems to fit with the Natural Ash. Leaving old mirrors with gold frames .... or a chalk paint effect ... how does all of this sound to you? Thanks again! :)

Thank you so much to everyone for all their advice. I love Houzz and all the generous people providing their time to give you their help and advice. I opted for Dulux Tropical Moss in half strength for the walls and had all the bedrooms carpeted in Redbook Green Mountain Chalet - Wild Hare. I love it. The photo isnt the best, but you get an idea of how it turned out. Thank you ;)