Am now looking for a pendant to suit. Was thinking about one of the following. Sorry about my window as well, landscapers have been round and left a mess. Any input is appreciated !!!

Dulux gentle calm half would look lovely against your bedding choice. Would you also consider painting the window wall a dark feature green? It would play nicely with the lighter gentle calm wall colour for the other walls in the room. One thing to consider is your dressing table is a warmer antique white, whereas your bedframe is a stark white. Would it be possible to paint one or the other so they don’t clash? I would also consider adding a longer curtain rod so the curtains are against the wall corners when fully open. And if there is room I would have the dressing table flush against the right wall, rather than on an angle. Love the bedding colours though and how they tie into the curtains nicely. I agree with you that the yellowy cream wall colour doesn’t quite compliment your other design choices. Good luck!

The only real problem here is that your jewel accent colours are floating in a sea of greige. It needs a bridging accessory to tie the different colours into that neutral background which is swamping it. Put a russet throw on that couch and watch it suddenly morph into a harmonious scheme. You have to balance not just the scheme but the weight of the colours too. The weight is determined by volume as well as hue. This is a pale grey living room (walls, couch & carpet) with dark/bright accents. They made those accents work by putting an enormous navy rug in there to tie it all in. The colour intensity difference is fine because of the way it's balanced by volume. At the moment your couch, walls, artwork and carpet are all the same colour, just at different levels of intensity. There is no contrast in that room. You suddenly throw three tiny cushions in there and they can't balance out the miles of greige. A throw or rug in same orange as that floral cushion is needed to put more weight into the accent colours by upping the volume of it. The killjoy in your bedroom are the magnolia walls. You need to increase the intensity of the walls. So either go a much darker shade of magnolia (khaki Taubmans), or some other mid tone colour. People get really scared of intense colour on walls, why I have no idea. Especially in a bedroom, where you want it to feel cosy, a mid tone colour can really work to create mood. You only spend night time in a bedroom and go there to sleep. A darker room colour is perfect for that. You don't need to spend hours a day in there and you want a colour that pacifies and induces rest. In your particular bedroom I would choose either Wet Lichen or Silver Willow (Taubmans) for your walls. They are grey greens in mid tone that will harmonise both with the deep bottle green and the wood colour of your furniture. Don't be afraid of how dark they appear. Wood furniture has a habit of swallowing colour. You will find the furnished room will not look half as dark as you expect. Your bottle green bed throw actually contains a prussian blue base which lends it a more natural and greyish cast. I would also change out your lamps for something quite dark, like a chocolate to complete the look.

Hello Joyzzz, I'm not the best with this sort of thing: much better with plans! But I love the rug, bathroom window, plants and the stand and THAT VIEW!!! Do what ever you need to to enjoy it more often, for longer day or night and with good books, knitting, cuppa tea and Mozart!!! What about a unit that is the height of the structure of the window seat to go along the wall with TV on it: yes I see there is a vent to consider too...unit could have baskets for said knitting, DVD and Mozart CD's, teddy & other storage too. The TV would be just that bit higher, easier to see and have stack of books, vase of flowers hubby has bought for you, perfumes etc decoratively along it. Also place to put cuppa, knitting bag when on the day bed..... Then match bed sided tables to it and center the bed or have the left side table longer taking most of the space to the window wall. Again it can have flowers, cups of tea, books, whatever. Add three lamps: bed sides maybe hanging so as not to use the table space: cylinder shapes shades to match the ceiling lights but a tall base so one by TV is bringing more height to the TV area. As others have said lighter, subtle beachy colours in art, cushions, doona covers, taking in the colous of the mat and plants to tie it all together. Lets see what you come up with!! OH and leave plants where they are but add another on a stand so it is in the window light & near to TV!? Cheers Lucky you with a view and lovely room like that..... Margot