i have seen these as a bedhead option - but i want 2 king single bedheads, but the classic black one is in Queen size. I am worried the other one will look cheap with the silver studs rather than the classic/regal look i am trying to get. (with a pop of colour). PLEASE HELP... ANYONE :)

Thanks for all the suggestions. It's taken a bit of time but I have collected a few pieces to make the space look better. I decided on a table lamp and have grouped some photos behind it. I'm really happy with the result. a couple of new cushion covers for some more colour which I love. I also have a clock for the far right wall and a picture for behind the couch. i don't love the picture but it will do until I can find something I really like (and have the funds for). thanks for all the great suggestions.

Love the sofas - nice midcentury style with the angled legs, great colour too! If it were me? 1)Big colour art work on wall 2)Chrome lamp (arc) in corner that adds height but also provides a sort of "canopy" to frame the sofas and link the space 3) Floor rug - sisal? Textured? Perhaps a lighter tone/neutral to offset the navy and timber floors? - I love putting a larger sisal area rug under everything to link the space and group the furniture. Then I add a more textured/soft rug to add layers, textures and interest. The larger rug acts like a picture frame for the elements in your living area. 4) Coffee table - maybe round so little ones don't get hurt? Also provides movement and contrast against the straight lines and angles and ties in with the arc lamp. 5) finally, pillows and throws in chosen contrasting/ pop colour. Take that from your artwork! 6) clock in kitchen. Doesn't match midcentury design of sofas, but thats just me!

Interesting idea Jen, the only issue with switching the lounge and dining is I'm not sure how the lounge would fit. Also, that current dining area is kind of a high traffic area as the stairs from the split level entry are there and it's also so close to the kitchen, so I'd rather the 'relaxing' area be away from that. Luckily there are also blinds so hopefully glare won't be an issue! Indigo2912 - we originally thought something similar but then fell in love with this dining table we've bought. Polished concrete and dark wood! Will lay it out how I've sketched above and post pics this weekend!