I always opt for timber bed frames. I find they work well with most decor styles. I know leather is popular, but it feels too 'bachelor pad' for me...

Move the hall stand to under the artwork between window Move shelving to wall where guitar is Move chair to other corner Add a shawl/throw to chair Artwork where hall stand is centred Would need to be large Could be metalwork or sculptural Above bed artwork long and narrow New side tables oversized Pendant lights above each or lamps or sconces Whatever fits your price range Get rid of chest of drawers

Zaffa, if you pop down to your local Spotlight store, they have examples of all types of blinds and shutters Great to get an idea of what each look like, various options, pricing, etc, etc. Only, NEVER EVER order shutters from them! I ordered mine from them when building and they took longer than the house to make them! Ended up having to use temporary blinds for months until they arrived. Also, they really let a lot of light in, so not great for kids bedrooms at all! Romans and rollers keep out much more light if you don't want to go down the full curtain with pelmet option. You can also go automatic blinds with rollers if you're concerned about boys touching the blinds too much. Adds around $500 per window I think I was quoted, so depends on your budget. Cannot automate roman blinds apparently. Best of luck in your decision.

Hi I have a four poster bed and needs updating. Does anyone know of someone who can reinvigorate the piece to bring it to a modern look. Looking for someone in Sydney to help