1/ get Roman blinds for the windows installed onto the ceiling.. 2/ change the carpet to floor boards and a nice light rug.. 3/ repaint the room ..looks quite dark and creamy there 4/ get rid of the clutter by getting a built in unit for TV and do away with your tables and coverings 5/ keep the chest/trunk as a coffee table 6/ rearrange your lounge suite into an L shape.. 7/ if you really want to get rid of the lounge suite make it uncomfortable to sit on..I'd put slits into it accidentally lol the dogs fault? lol he'll come around or I'd pretend someone else needed it more than you so gave them away..lol that's how I get to buy new stuff for the apartment ..I slowly stow them to the beach house then from beach house they get given away lol

As LesleyH has noted but you can make it narrower to 800 but this becomes way to small, for me anyway. If you're pressed for width 900mm would be an acceptable compromise. Having said that 100mm makes a big difference to a small space but can have little effect on a larger one. The 1500mm length is to be able to fit a cavity slider as this about the about of room they need, but also at minimum 1500mm it allows the occupant to use the space comfortably.

queen size bed is 153cm x 203cms and king size is 183cm x 203cms and there should be plenty of space for either depending on window and door

Hi Northstar Lovely table you have chosen Remember there needs to be at least 1m for chairs to be moved out from the table Also food placed in the centre has to be reachable!! so don't go too wide If you think the table is out of proportion, a rug underneath can give the illusion you want enjoy - will you have the table for Christmas?