You can definitely choose some simple and graphic artworks for your wall. Here are a few ideas you might like. There are some matching leaf prints you could possibly use - Or you could use black and white photography to match the kitchen and perhaps throw in a tall plants, like a potted Mexican bamboo, to brighten up the space-

Hi Betty, There are lots of in between wall paper styles out there. We have a few examples of wallpaper feature walls (in a large room) or all walls (such as in a powder room). Here is the powder room link: https://www.houzz.com.au/photos/matilda-place-contemporary-powder-room-sydney-phvw-vp~92259318 I'll send through the other links in a few minutes. Hope these help to give you other ideas! Good luck. Cathy

Hi Marta, Nice place you've got there :) First of all, it would help us to help you if you give us some ideas on what type of style interests you - Scandi, traditional, modern, tropical or industrial etc. Post some photos of interior you that you like. Also your lifestyle will be a major factor. e.g do you have kids, dog, busy life style, likes to entertain etc. In my opinion, the rug is too small & the couch is over-sized yet small - it would look nice stretched out, if that makes sense. If you are not looking to replace the couch, move the futon to one of the ends of the couch instead of opposing it to open up the space & create elongated look. But the rug definitely need to go. Go for something big to compensate the size of the couch & highlight the nice large space you've got there. Also, I would not place my couch blocking a window - move it away so you can actually enjoy the view and also so sections of your couch doesn't fade by being exposed to sunlight. In terms of injecting colour, i wouldn't go crazy buying too many colourful furnitures - generally colours are very easy to introduce once you have nice key pieces that go together and show your personality. Focus on the big pieces and the arrangements and then move on to smaller/ decorative items. In your kitchen, I think little bit softness & curve could be introduced as it is very linear and angular, so maybe this type of bar stool?

Thanks for your suggestions. I was thinking Dulux Sky Chase or Eyefull with muted grey blue/greens for couches & pops of colour in the artwork, cushions & dining room chair covers (orange, pink, lime etc). Love the idea of a feature navy wall but think it might be too dark as I want a lighter, fun overlay on the neutral background. I might have a go at a large painting myself if I get the courage up!