If you are on a tight budget look at Op shops for a large white pot to put your plant in. And a large mirror, sometimes you find an object or mirror or art work in this shops but colours are ghastly, you just have to imagine it in different colour and you have that perfect piece that is missing , repainting is easy and cheap and if you are not sure how , just ask Us Houzzers . Keep in mind that one large pice on the wall is better then several small ones. You will need a better coffee table maybe a glass one, IKEA has some cheap solutions , you might be able to find a larger rug and softer, although the round one looks good. If you are on Face book join local group "Buy,swap,sell " you can get great thinks for very little money and sometimes it's free. Don't rush. And if you buy something that you find was a mistake you can sell it on the same site. Have fun.

Talk me through the window in the wir. Is it behind a dressing table ? If so no mirror can go there etc Your clothes may fade...and you will need a window covering if faces street. ..which may be permanently closed and therefore Not really needed..? Ild put two slim floor to ceiling Windows each side of bed, but at the sides of the bedside tables. Not behind them. Tables block half the lights! Maybe 600 mm wide, Small window at top and small at bottom so hot air can go out and cooler air come in. We have that on all our floor to ceiling Windows

Yeedalong, if you are planning to do the twin japanese style bathrooms, my idea for a second toilet to save on mess and money was to use the following system, they are more expensive but should be more cost effective. I have used this system when staying in a newly restored hotel which was very impressive. You are an artist do you have likewise guests come for workshops etc. https://www.qualitybath.com/discover/post/2758/how-do-saniflo-up-flush-toilets-work?cf_chl_jschl_tk=829adadc38e7871ef5ea3f40d2263ce9590b9723-1584241557-0-AaflrfqRF0EsynbeG7BfUpQTLpTsP9979z3m5I1o9PJtGGD7llERhHsLF7IO5GHUT46QHGo8eWMB9dLlnHpVeu1xGiyqgmC3GLQQfnY7FhGg4Ihwi8L0eRsmGrxROuLzQKC6xuQEYEhVS7u-pxfnEbuq49ceG7NzpVig6I_H5wE3qQuoAzGcro-u7lYyu1OPih1IX2yOhlY4s57LNRhYNL8iH7bJVLdp31Q2WIgQ_STomCtxGtdK_llfflOdfauYpnzNGaH2xpJNt8gb0yOphB_VrJJS6mjIkN5hJIH2B2OVEUTrasCFiJU6wfcNa5R545BqYMbzsRlVt706x4H4VdQGu7vITBMsxxuCkxwjoHFqkR_VKKXXY5jrE_n5Bo4hj29DQn0N-9XUjJ9htfOpfSg

First - fix the proportions. remove the square hedge and possibly second hedge in front of the window. The fence on the right should be moved back in line with edge of house as it is making things look out of proportion. Colours - You need more contrast - keep the bricks, paint the garage darker, maybe charcoal. The arch - The arch around the entry is a bit off putting - I think it is because it is blocking view of the door. Could it be removed? If not, might first idea is to add some malibu wood paneling near the door or make a little wooden entry deck in the malibu. Second idea is to grow some vines or greenery on it. and remove the three little scrubs. Or instead of vines add two big potted plants on each side of the arch to make it more welcoming. Hope that helps Best of luck