I would also go the the majority and paint first. Low VOC paints are also the way to go and as mentioned new carpet also emit toxins etc. so don't leave things to the last minute and keep things well ventilated for a few weeks after completion. If the robes are sliding doors they don't usually have backs so you need to paint the walls before robe installation, believe me as a pro i have painted many the inside of robes, you will have a neater job and save time. Some wardrobe companies insist on the installation prior to carpet so you have a better fit to the floor, so check it out prior to timing the carpet. So paint first, asked your robe company if they have a preference and if not, carpet then robe. Hope baby arrives safe and healthy ready to enjoy the new environment you are making. Good luck and all the best. Regards Paul Wales

Hi there, Sorry for the late reply. The furniture come from the Try Before You Buy concept is already fully assembled. Its main purpose is to send out the chair which the customers are able to test and also style within the room. Having said that, the T&C's does not apply to the Try Before You Buy furniture. Thank you for pointing that out though. We shall get the T&C's updated so that it does not confused the customers.

Is that a peice of the tile there with the other samples? It looks completely different colour in the kitchen. Probably a trick of lighting... I would actually take that into the paint store and have them match up a paint to it. They can scan it to get a formula. My parents did this with their splashback and the paint looks spot on to me. You could then vary it by increasing or decreasing the strength of the tint. If that's not an option for you, you can get larger samples by ordering A4 brush-outs. Those would give a better idea then the paint chips. Put them up one at a time on a large white board. Having your sample colours together will throw your eye off. When you're closer to a colour you think will work best, then try sample pots.

I think that if you edit a project, or even add a product tag to it, it moves it to the top. I've found that the projects that I've most recently edited sit at the top.