Try the ikea website or maybe the pottery barn website. Otherwise try to describe it on google, and google has the thing where you can import or take a picture and search from there

Thanks for all the comments - appreciated. To answer some of your questions; 1. I am also wondering if it is possible the verandah is not original? Can you tell? Not sure, looks original. If the red bricks weren't there, then it's probably more Edwardian? 2. There any internal paneling to lower section of walls? No 3. The bay window is a decorative feature, but are any of the other windows double-hung? No 4. You might look to the neighbouring houses to get a clearer indication of style of your house as often they will share common design features. Do you have any original documentation or plans for the house? No. The street is mainly Cal Bung(double front with heavy posts) and Edwardians. From the comments, it sounds there are overlaps in style. The overall style looks Edwardian but the porch with the red brick posts looks like a smaller version of the typical Cal Bung heavy posts. The question is what does a single front or 1.5 front Californian Bungalow look like?(Do they even exist?) I've only seen double front Cal Bungs with heavy posts.

Is it your house Rebecca , or a photo you found ? If it is your place , but you are wanting to replace the window frames , I'd be inclined to ( whther you do it yourself or get a professional to do it ) strip off the white paint , and then stain it in a mid to dark brown stain -- I suspect you could do it without removing the glass . It would contrast nicely with the stonework ( interestingly , I've always known it as 'crazy paving' ) , take away some of that 70's look , and look more like an upmarket ski lodge !

oops. sorry. typing on a small keyboard latevat night, so lots of typos. Sydney Lounge Specialists may be able to help as they are a local manufacturer. we purchased a lounge for our study and they were able to draw on a mix of designs and measurements to exactly meet our needs. we found them to be well-priced and great to deal with. we ended up with a couch of significantly better quality and price compare to major retailers. and yes. warwick fabrics and dunlop foam of various densities to choose from, all australian and indeed locally made with a 10 year warranty on the frame.