You've posted on one of the best photo galleries in the world. You can search small living or small bedroom etc in the Houzz photos. My two cents worth is: Let go of your old stuff and style But keep a few key pieces Think about what suits your life now Don't go too small with furniture it will make spaces look small Run consistent flooring and window coverings throughout Try and minimise colour changes so the spaces flow Use mirrors, particularly ones that reflect green from your balcony. Enjoy your new life.

It’s a great idea, that way you can alternate whenever needed without too much fuss, your balcony looks quite spacious so you can have some beautiful pots out there with the added bonus of looking lush from the inside, love these wall circles too.

Thanks all for your ideas and suggestions. We do plan on waterproofing :) I’m in Perth and the area gets probably about 6-7 hours of full morning sun and then part sun in the afternoon. The Murraya peniculata looks nice, does it have a nice smell? Could I put a smaller plant or hedge in front of it? And how often does it need to be watered? Another idea was to put star jasmine on a trellis and a smaller box hedge in front. Or those plants that look like a hedge ball (if that makes sense haha). Thanks again :)

I totally feel your pain when it comes to dealing with mosquitoes in the garden. They can be such a nuisance, right? Thanks for sharing these awesome natural solutions using plants to keep those pesky bugs away. Lavender, marigolds, rosemary, and basil all seem like great options. I've personally experienced the annoyance of mosquitoes firsthand, and I'm always on the lookout for effective pest control methods. Speaking of which, while browsing online, I stumbled upon a pest control service called AJ Verminator Pest Control. They might have some helpful solutions to tackle these critters. You can check them out at https://ajverminatorpestcontrol.com/wasp-pest-control-sunderland/