Hi deewb, I really like the inspiration images and cushion options you have selected. I am a big fan of Sarah Richardson's designs myself and love the idea of mixing beautiful patterns together. If you are interested I work with creating high quality photorealistic 3D Renders for residential homes and am happy to help you out with your bedroom makeover. I can create 3D visualisations of your room and we can try as many different cushions and furniture items as you like and this will give you a realistic view of what your room will look like fully furnished. We can incorporate existing furniture as well as add new items from stores you like. Let me know if you might be interested. Below is an example of my work and you can view more projects at www.vizcor.com.

I've been looking for some MCM design inspiration for our home and love what you have done here. The colours are so light and I'd be interested to know the name of the wall colour in the living room. I'm looking through Houzz as I'm after some ideas to resdesign/revamp our entrance and would be interested also to know what the original was for this home. If you check out my discussion you can see my photos. https://www.houzz.co.nz/discussions/5772353/mid-century-modern-entranceway#n=0

You have a lot of great features included that aren't replicated in modern houses due to costs. The semi circular stairs, thats wow right there! ^^petapea is spot on by the way! I'm currently working on plans for a house that was rendered in 2006. It has the wow factor; WOW that's bland as bat sh!t.... We're adding things like a bay window, new porch in painted timber and some masonry back to make it look good again. Then the new landscaping will really lift it! You could render garage facade and paint it, pressure clean the rest and do those maintenance jobs like cracked flooring, leaking gutters etc. The stairs are too narrow to be any use so widen them up to 1000-1200 wide. I'd spend more on landscaping (which includes fences/letter box/etc).

Nice house! I like dreamer's paint chip. 'Sea Marsh' would blend nicely with the brick (definitely don't paint the bricks, they're nice!). Then I would look around the neighborhood for landscaping ideas and what grows well 'in the hood'. It looks as though you have some nice trees out front You maybe just need a low garden along the front with low maintenance shrubs and some annuals for colour..get some water on the lawn....see what works for other homes in the area. You have a nice opportunity to get the look you want. Have fun, I'm sure the end result will be lovely.