Hi Pazz, I really like your idea of seagrass wallpaper behind the bed, it would add texture and warmth plus make more of a feature of the window on that wall (compared with the other windows). If the wallpaper is dark enough, the concrete pendants would look great (but the cord will definately have to be jigged because you'll ruin the clean black rectangle of your window if the cord cuts it). I'm personally a fan of the Tom Dixon Beat pendant shape, and curved or rounded pendant would also soften the room which has lots of angular edges, plus it will throw wider light if the mouth is large enough! It's a lovely room, would love to see pic when you make your final selection! :-)

They're hard to find - I searched for ages and finally fluked the pair that I got in a cheapo little furniture place that I almost walked right past (I only went in because I was sick of looking). You could always have them made - find a style you like then take it to a carpenter/cabinet maker if you can afford that - otherwise my suggestion is keep looking in those furniture shops that you wouldn't normally check out.

Personally I like the ones you have but I know about storage issues, your room has grey tones so I would go with that if your couldn't find something in white. White always looks clean and it allows you to change the colours in your room, at a later stage without changing your cabinetry. I do like the chest of draws idea suggested by someone above - it was what I had thought of before I saw their photo - the low but wide ones in grey. You have plenty of room for that and it could make your room look wider. For me the eye sore in the room is the ceiling light fixture. Something modern / perhaps glass or a large circular pendant could be perfect.

Hi Leonie, I'm a super sleuth when it comes to re-creating a look! :) A replica of these 'Gras-lamp' wall sconces can be found at Lucretia Lighting for $355 each. https://lucretiashop.com.au/decorative/architectural-led-wall-lights/decorative/the-gras-n-214-industrial-wall-lamp-replica.html Cheers, Jill www.jilliandinkel.com