Fabulous job, I love what you have done to the furniture, looks so fresh and beautiful. I too would love to know your wall paint please. Congratulations- I too have been painting my old dark furniture, it makes such a difference to the light. Other posters who are too afraid to paint, look up painting furniture techniques on your tube, or if in a bigger area, lots of work shops around

If the bed that you've ordered is grey as per the photo you posted, then I would go with light grey sheers to match the bed, wall to wall & floor to ceiling and yes keep the block out blinds on the vertical windows, I fear white/wall colour sheers will take away from that beautiful wall paper you got, and pick up those neutral tones that you like, including the carpet colour, in your accessories, bed linen, throws, cushions, etc... good luck and let us know how it all turns out :)

Great space, Marcie. Certainly, dark colours will help to create a more intimate space. Cool colours work beautifully with white plantation shutters creating a restful space. Looking at the room now, I suggest you need to incorporate some texture. Seagrass wallpaper is a great start. A textured rug between the bed and the large picture window will help make the space more intimate. Add a couple of tub chairs by the window at the edge of the rug, and add cushions and throws that co-ordinate with your final colour choices. You may even wish to add a couple of big leafed indoor plants. Decide on your theme - coastal, tropical, shabby chic, southern belle, contemporary - these all work with plantation shutters - and then add colours, textures, and lighting to suit. Cheers, Penelope

I like Siriuskeys suggestion....but also have a look at the Houzz article "this goes with that'. I think if you really wanted floral a small blue and white design could look ok...but I think it would much more interesting with a more geometric design instead. Room sounds like it will be lovely.