Portpiro, my oven came with the house. I must say I do like the way it cooks, but steel is just too hard to keep looking non smudged etc. in my last house I had a Bosch wall oven - that was the best oven I ever owned and if I ever replace the current smeg I would go back to a Bosch. We have white Westinghouse fridge freezer, no complaints good fridge that suits our kitchen and our needs, our stainless steel which I gave to my parents when we moved was also Westinghouse .. I am pretty sure they are Australian as well...so that is a bonus

Hmm. Folks I don't understand what is going on with these recent comments. The fridge dilemma was settled ages ago and I advised that I had settled on a stainless-steel fridge that worked well in my white kitchen. Just as an update, I had some problems with said fridge, calling for service several times and the fridge having to go back to the factory. Very unsatisfactory and inconvenient. They provided a loan fridge but as everyone knows, emptying and stocking fridges is not the most enjoyable pass time. After some discussions with F & P they were persuaded to replace the dud fridge with another similar fridge, although with the concealed handles. (Not my preference). I had to pay a small amount, but it came with a new fridge warranty. So dear people, I will close this conversation and give thanks to everyone for the input. Kind regards sydneymidge

I agree with the others about the need for textures - I like the warmth of the leather cushion - perhaps it might be better in a soft suede rather than leather- but if it is aged it is only a cushion- if you like it get it. Copper tones could be an alternative. The rug could cope with some pattern or even a striped effect with some warmer colours. good luck

Hi Rema, if yellow is you favourite colour then use that as the base for other decisions. Those chairs will look stylish with a timber table, perhaps circular for the space, and the timber will add warmth to the room. Or a glass top table with timber legs. Glass will help the room look bigger. Yellow looks great with black, purple or violet for drama. For something softer add some other warm tones such as orange or a cool green. A rug is a great way to define your dining space by placing it under the table and chairs. Ensure the chairs fit on the rug when not in use. Pick a rug that has yellow to match the chairs and other colours that appeal to you. Use the colours in the rug to determine other design elements such as art, object, trims, and curtains. I have a couple of pages on my other website, dontcallmepenny.com.au for 'what's on sale' and also 'interior design resources' both of which have lots of retailers and suppliers. Brosa is one of them and there are lots of others. Cheers, Penelope