yes. stallion looks like it is in a sample hanger with all or most of the various colours available. your other photo with the 6 or so swatches looks like all warwick samples. The Bleecker pleat does look interesting. I haven't seen it in Australia. Just remember any 'different' headings will substantially increase your making cost. Making cost is usually not unreasonable in Australia in my opinion as we have regulated wages etc. so making will change depending on how much labour will be involved. the most 'flexible' cost with curtains is your fabric as fabric cost can have a very wide range as you have no doubt discovered. but the making cost is the same whether the fabric cost $25 per metre or $250. the labour is the same.

This is gorgeous and love the use of colour. To be honest a lot of homes are very bland and IMO no personality with the odd "Feature wall" every now and again which is also a bland one colour wall to spice things up. Having patterned wallpaper or covers makes the space look it has a worldly feel to it. If its your forever home it should have some personality which it looks like this one does and its been pulled together very well. Congrats

I must be the OCD one -- Oak sounds nice , and looks nice , BUT the armchair is darker toned and a different style to the rest ; the coffee tables are the lightest ; the floating unit is in-between colour wise , the chevrons are nice but they don't relate to anything else in the room . By comparison , the couches , the sideboard ( that can't be seen in the latest pic ) and any 1 of the lighter toned items would work , or all three IF they were the same tone and style , would work as they are similar styles , and work together IMO . And a curve-ball -- the shutters in the same white as the walls means the shutters lose 90% of their effect . IF you had done the shutters in oak , and ALL the oak matched ( even if it was all stained darker it would be better , but similar styles / eras would be even better ) iot would look a lot better IMO . But I am weird , and I am OCD haha .

Externally , the front fence and gate is now black . Visually , thats about it . That sounds pretty slack , and it sort of is . We have 3 orange market umbrellas for upstairs , but even right now they are inside -- tey were outside until the rain came ! Inside we have a second yellow hoist up and running and certified , lots of workbenchs , lots of axle stands -- in fact lots of cars , and more than a dozen guys and girls working there . Oh , and 4 'old' ( decommissioned ) 40ft containers -- 2 of them are painted yellow , the other 2 will be soon . A 3rd hoist is in parts and at the powdercoaters . Slowly but surely its being transformed -- by this summer , we'll have around 18 working in this premises . Over summer , we will get the sailcloth done 'upstairs' , and I'm keen to do a vertical garden , and those Corten panels out the front , and the big orange pots . Our main shop ( and our logo etc ) has gotten more orange furniture and accessories , and this front area has some desks and chairs and orange accessories , but theres no fulltime office or reception people here . Like a lot of people with good intentions , I'll revert to that well-known saying -- good things take time haha !