Thanks for your thoughts fiona_ab & ccwhatmough I'm thinking the same thing as far as wooden slats being a great fit for the room, there's a real fine line between creating an open space, allowing light in and keeping a spacious feel to the room. Good point about the reflection in the wardrobe mirrors. There is no specific reason for there to be a 'movable' wall expect to give the option for the room to feel more spacious. At the moment I am thinking about dark wood shutter / louvres. Either one or two panels (if 2 then the second would slide back). I found an example on Pinterest I really like - and have photoshopped it as best I can into the space to see what it would look like - and I think it could really work. The other option is to have the wood white - but I think the dark wood would compliment the other furniture / wood in the apartment. Appreciate any thoughts!

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Just to probably give you a better idea of layout, I’ve included more pics. Unfortunately until we move in - I can’t provide more pics of the wall that I want help with

Wish to repaint buff coloured exterior render with Resene ”Indian Ink”, a very very deep blue … almost black. Some existing vertical timber wood slat cladding, windows anodised aluminium. No front door, rather a gate leads to 2.5m height sliding doors, with 2.5m matching windows, clerestory windows above this long wall of fenestration. Want a pop of colour. Should I paint timber wood slat entry gate in Apple Green?