That will look great! Having your wall cabinets on the lowest part of the ceiling will make your kitchen look bigger due to the smaller bulkheads, and having a well pronounced island bench with feature island range-hood/pendulum lights will ensure as much attention as possible is kept off the raked ceiling.

I have confess I got a little lost in your question, but I can offer my advice. I try to have the least number of blinds as possible, of course the blinds need to fit into the manufacturers size tolerences and some common sense comes into play too. If you need multiple blinds across a very large window and want to avoid multiple chains to operate the blinds, motorization is always an option (hard wired or battery operated). For stacking slider doors, I usually have a smaller blind over the main door opening and a larger blind over the balance (as I find the smaller door opening is used more frequently, and access is better this way). I prefer having the blinds meet over the windows mullions (rather then over the glass) to offer the most privacy possible as the blinds will have a gap between them. I hope this helps you.

Hi Luke, yes I am looking for supplier as well as some great design ideas. Have you done printed ceiling tiles? Any suggestion for suppliers or materials to use for printing and application? Txs, Imola

I have high ceilings downstairs 2.7m and std door and window height and looks fine but do have wider front door 870mm don't like tall and skinny doors. Having said that on one wall do have higher windows and they look fantastic but that was to catch sun and block out ugly neighbour house so std window size just fitted higher but look so good in my downstairs open plan area could have gone larger height windows all around but don't have verandah across front house that would look odd with higher windows and no light benefit and more heat n cold thru glazing. Good luck with your decisions