http://www.schots.com.au/tulip-pendant-light-11657.html Link is only taking to main page for some reason so you may have to search tulip pendant light there. It will come up as black but there is a brass option. http://www.domayneonline.com.au/homewares/lighting/chandeliers/tulip-pendant-light-gold.html http://www.fentonandfenton.com.au/lighting/Lighting-Pendant/i-love-tulip-pendant-brass

There should of been photos taken by property management before you entered into the tenancy. You should leave the property in the same condition that it was at the start of your tenancy. Ask the property manager to put in writing the comparison between start and finish of tenancy. If there are no repairs or extra cleaning required, (after completing the list as per your post) you should get your full bond returned to you. If the 3 metre light fitting was clean when you arrived, then it needs cleaning by you. Stay strong and document all conversions/emails, in case you have to go to the real estate institute for help.

This isn't a personal recommendation as I have not yet purchased anything from this company, but I've been admiring the timber floating shelves on their website. https://shelvingshop.com.au/product-category/floating-shelves/wood-effect-finish/ Or you can buy the brackets and have the shelf custom made in whatever material and size you want. https://shelvingshop.com.au/product-category/brackets-2/floating-shelving-brackets/  I think hardware stores also sell brackets by themselves. I was thinking of going the custom route because that means I can ensure the brackets will be attached to the studs. I believe you can paint melamine after proper preparation of the surface, but I doubt if you can stain it.

Hi Rae, I don't think they export to Australia. It is really hard to say without seeing an actual sample as colour on a screen is always varied, however the two alternatives to your Lucent Arctic White (top image Lucent Arctic White) available here for both the colour and style are the Caesarstone's London Grey (middle image) or Caesarstone's White Attica (bottom image). You may like to check these out by seeing actual large samples at a Caesarstone showroom near you. Hope this helps, Malcolm.