I was very glad to hear that there are people who like the fabric I have chosen for the sofa. Unfortunately there is a long waiting time 6-8 weeks. I would be more than happy to get some help placing the furniture as well as choosing the soft furnishing. The colour I have fell in love is teal but open for any recommendations. Leelee, thank you for your comments. The cabinet in the corner has been bugging me since we moved to the house. I'm so excited getting finally a new look to my livingroom that I wanted to try something different with my current furniture. the cabinet is no longer in the livingroom and I feel so much better. Regarding the painting, it needs to wait until the new furniture has arrived. I will take a photo and post it later. By the way, we are getting a new king size ensemble tomorrow and would like to get some help to refresh the look. Our old mattress has been a queen size, so need to get a new bedhead as well. I'm going to create a new post of it.

The layout of the kitchen did change slightly. We opened up from where the stove and peninsula was. Added the island and put double pantry on the opposite wall. Effectively the kitchen now takes up double the floor space.

I would expect the room to feel bigger if you were to rotate the bed to sit against the blank wall. This would give you approx. 400mm on the window side and 950mm on the BIR side, 450 at the end of the bed. Depending if it is a rental or not, you could either install a long floating shelf above the bed so it is just above head height when sitting on the bed, or otherwise purchase two 400mm side tables. There would still be room (about 550) next to the side table to access all of the robe.

With those walls jutting out that way, it may prove restrictive, pending the size of the bed. Presumably a queen if it's a master with WIR/ensuite? Something like this? Might pay to grab your measuring tape and mark out your bed in position on the floor to give you a better idea of where the sides of the bed are in relation to the protruding walls. I think some beautiful curtains behind your bed that are hung higher than the existing window, extending to just inside, each side of the walls, and that touch the floor, could make a real feature behind your bed. A dresser on the wall against the ensuite/WIR with a mirror or some nice artwork above it with some candles, books and a fresh flowers could look really good too. A medium/large sized etched piece of brass/copper with a nice quote or some wall collage type of styling on the protruding part of the wall (on the right hand side of the bed/first wall you see as you walk into the room) might look good too?