Hi Anne, The colours of your bedroom don't have to match your ensuite but it is important to keep some consistency between these two spaces. As an example, you could have off-white walls with white linen and some light blue (or even peacock) soft furnishing (cushions, throw, a tuffted ottoman at the bottom of the bed or a bedroom chair), and then have bedside lamps with burgundy shades, and maybe some cushions with a flowery pattern that combines cream, blue and burgundy together... This is, of course, just an example. You will have to see what colour combination would work best for your space, depending on the light entering the room, the existing flooring, the style of your furniture and, last but not least, your tastes. But the idea is to inject your bedroom with small hints of some of the colours present in your ensuite. I hope this helps :)

I would definitely ditch the brown marble and go similar to the window sill. It is just beautiful. It looks like Carerra but you can find similar tiles that are from Chinese quarries. Marry it with white paint and add white and grey tones to your accessories. You could accent it with any color as it is a neutral. Brown dates very quickly where is white marble is timeless and classy. Good luck!!

We recently renovated my son's kitchen/ family room in a weekend. His oven needed replacing so it was a good opportunity to 'fix' it all. We rang around and got quotes on having the cupboard doors professionally painted but it was way too expensive so we took the pine laminate cupboard doors off and painted with a white laminate paint and replaced all the timber handles with chrome ones. We retiled with 600x 300 white marble look tiles (leftovers from our bathroom) (cut the old tiles out and re-sheeted the walls so we had a good surface to tile on) and repainted ceilings and walls. Replaced a dark timber venetian blind with a see through 'sun-out' blind and painted all the architraves white (previously mission brown). A new mixer tap replaced very ancient 'double' taps. We were totally shattered at the end of the weekend, but the kitchen looks a million dollars and the room looks twice the size now the pine and mission brown have gone. We are pretty chuffed with the result achieved by us unprofessionals!

Hi Lee, I produce affordable abstract artworks which are custom made in Australia, to any size specified by clients. I've mocked up a few images showcasing a range of artworks in a Mid Century colour palette, which I believe look fantastic in your space and also meet your desire for a Mid Century look. "Monday" Artwork "Palm Springs" Artwork "Revival" Artwork "Transit" Artwork "Blanche" Artwork "Cabaret" Artwork Lee, I would love your feedback! Warm regards, Sonja www.sonjarobar.com.au