I am not that far from Ingleburn. I will go and have a look but I am interested to hear their reputation since I had never heard of them and I am worried that the doors may later warp if they haven't been dried properly. In the mean time I have found and Australian manufacturer at Mittagong I'm going check out. I don't really have the option of only buying one door since my builder has suddenly become available due to another job not being ready. Ive already waited 6 months for him ( I know he's a good builder so i was happy to wait).

I found it here...but God knows how much it's worth... http://www.notey.com/@contemporist_unofficial/external/788254/volver-by-studio-14-for-terzani-raquo-contemporist.html

Hi there! I know how you feel so this is what I would do.... Choose the bed that doesn't fight with the white shutters eg unfortu ately the leather..beautiful, my choice but the criss cross padded buttoning will have the horizontal stark white shutters above .I would want that stunning leather bed be the hero piece. Personally if possible I would change shutters to black same as wall if they have to be there. Sorry I'm not answering your question however although it's not my favourite, the plainest wooden style would probably be the easiest (but not the most stylish) choice. Good luck and all the best!

I think the reasons the website photo looks so attractive is that it was probably arranged by a stylist and shot by a professional photographer with additional lighting. Yours could look just as lovely maddieyalda with the great suggestions above. I particularly like Style & Design's blush recommendation. Also, comparing the first photo with your last one, the European pillows were arranged right next to one another, meeting in the middle of the bedhead. And then lighter contrasting cushions of varying texture and shape were arranged in front of them. And the light grey top sheet was turned down. All those details created a beautiful contrast between all the elements. I'm sure if you did this, you could achieve the desired effect. Hope you will share an After photo when you are settled into your new room!