Oh wow! It's so light and airy and inviting.. I loved those doors and was thinking why did you remove it but with the after photos I'm stunned.. It looks really good.. Something to be definitely proud of :)

Hi Chris, Lovely house! Art is always a such a personal choice but large scale artworks are our speciality and we agree that's what your space needs - something with impact. I'm attaching a link to the client review of a project we did in a similar setting which worked really well. http://www.houzz.com.au/viewReview/297646/signarture-review That piece was a 800H x 2400L perspex artwork but we create all our artworks bespoke, in whatever dimensions / colour / medium works best for your space. You'll find triptych versions of this design in our online gallery which would also work well - and can cover an even greater span. This link will illustrate the options. http://www.signarture.com.au/collections/treescape-perspex-artworks/products/tree-perspex-art-burrawang-magenta-triptych We have many other designs, so feel free to browse our collections, and if you see something you love, don't hesitate to reach out.

Mwenji sorry I can't tell you where the art is from... was a Pinterest image... but the Designer Boys Collection have some lovely series artworks... don't know if they sell to the public but I'm sure if you scroll through their social media (instagram below) and see something you like you can comment and ask where locally you can order and/or purchase... hope this helps :)

I realise that it only matters if you like it , there are some features I like , but some that i wouldn't want -- just shows we are all different ! The black/charcoal is the right tone , but I am inclined to think there is still too much , although it is 'livable' . Just me , but I guess the biggest 'clash' is the lighter timber . The timber you used is nice in itself , but IMO it doesn't fit in with the floor , and the floor itself I dislike , because of the 2 different directions of the timber ( in fact , it even looks like the 2 floor timbers are different widths , but hard to tell ) but also it is obviously different tones . just my opinion , you either match or you go for contrast -- this does neither . It is similar timber , laid in opposite directions , with the join halfway across the kitchen just to really highlight all the differences . My 'standard' thing too is colour , and that may come via the accessories , and to say it looks bare is unfair -- I'd like to see it when it is accessorised .