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Dear Mandy, my advice is to first check with your local council regulations on facades, and new builds for what the rules are in your area. Taking a look at the proposed location/street also can give you an idea of whats do-able, as you will need to make the building at least 2 stories high to accomplish your idea. Some councils/streets do not allow 2 + stories to be built unless a precedent has already been set in the same street/neighbourhood. If you do not yet own a plot of land for the build, make sure you check those facts before purchasing. Provided the former has been accepted by council, you will still need to meet Australian standards for ceiling heights, floor heights, etc and an Architect can give some great advice there and create some plans for you. To make a Warehouse feel cosy you will need to consider warm materials such as wood, and textiles such as rugs or wall treatments to create warmth and a feeling of cosiness. Best of Luck, PARS Building Construction

I wouldn't give up on doing something about those downlights. Either remove at least half of them or paint the ceiling darker to hide them. They make the room look as if it has an illness and your ceilings are high enough to tolerate the colour. In order to make your room suit you, work out how you use it most and make " rooms" with your furniture. It has to suit your lifestyle and your taste. Remember furniture doesn't need to be against a wall. Personally I hate texture. I don't like the look of it or the feel of it, so I don't use it and I don't care what suits other people. You need to be able to sit in your room and wherever you look should please your eye. I think the curtains are a good idea, but they needn't be sheer. If they are a solid plain colour you can pull them back by day unless you need them to keep the sun out and close them at night for privacy. If you don't need curtains and you just want the doors to look better then go for sheers. Good luck. Trial and error will help you sort it out.

In your post you said you were after a provincial look. You could bring in some accent chairs in that style and use throws and cushions in the blue from rug and the red also, to bring together. This is colours as Julie suggested. Visit your local second hand furniture store, they may have furniture pieces you can start with. I find sometimes rooms come together better over time. You will see things that are your style, and this will add to the room. Don't think you have to 'finish' the room straight away. And I agree with other post. Paint is an inexpensive way to change a room.