Hi, your home looks pretty good, you have done a lot on the interiors. Coming back to the question, yes, you can add a wallpaper behind the television, go for a textured wallpaper as it will create a compliment to your television. As you have decorated with wooden elements, you can go with a bookshelf on the wall. And, there is one more thing which will be a simple addition but will look perfect and that is an antique wall clock. An antique wall clock will make your wall look great without any fuss.

Your colours are great but don't agree with the timber for the oven fridge wall as it's mostly wall, instead I would match the paint for the base cabinets and the oven wall, using the timber look feature above the cooktop. The oven fridge needs work to update them at the moment the oven looks like it's been installed into a doorway? As you plan on removing the current cabinets Why don't you try painting the base and oven wall in your darker colour, this will give you an idea of what that will look like with the timber wall cabinets. The new timber feature wall cabinets above the cooktop could be done in a Wenge timber laminate with the grain running across. A new rangehood built into the cabinets would simplify the look Are you replacing the floor and splash back?

I think everyones on a similar thought process about the house colours , and I'd go dark too . The garden is alright , and is actually more modern than the house IMO -- it all suits . You could go maybe some lancewood and flax and more modern , but I'd keep the older base . Some things I would look at though -- the driveway looks a bit wonky , and the left side a lot older than the rest . I'd be tempted to dig the left side up ( it looks to be panels so a bit easier ) and redo that side in one pour , and maybe see if you could 'fill' any wiggles up the other side . I'd probably paint the garage door , monument would be the logical choice but it may be too much / too dark then ? Light tones won't suit , who wants greys , browns are yuck , and even my go-to of an orange or yellow or even red might look too try-hard with your brick . And one last touch -- I'd add a dark ( charcoal probably ) cap or even 100 x 100 square brick laid horizontally along the top of your front fence , to tie in with the cap on the left side post , but also your house . Just a little feature that will add a finishing touch IMO .

Ok thank you! Would a bit of a mushroom colour work too? I’m Not the biggest fan of just white!!