Hello What beautiful Chesterfields. They have been expertly covered. The work is very professional with all that lovely seam work in the cloth. I think maybe pick out the grey/blue for the single seating. You may be able to find that colour in a Damask. Or, go for plain grey/blue in linen for a change of texture. The cushions could then be copper, grey/blue and turquoise. Throw in a zebra stripe for fun!! Pick out the turquoise then in lamp shade and decorations. An Oriental rug in those tones would be a fitting companion. Have fun.

Hello NY, thanks for your comments. The two colours were not going together, just one of those two for feature island. Solid 'white' perimeter cupboards and white stone bench top. I wanted a feature laminex with texture as it tends to soften the overall look of concrete and provides warmth. That's why I haven't gone towards solid colours for my island bench. Decisions decisions!

something with natural textures and/or patterned with a combination of all the colours in the rooms, a rug to match the colour of the dining chairs in the lounge area and add some side table with lamps for gentler lighting at night

what a great looking house, love the windows and bricks ...i would maintain the existing mid century look of the house by first repairing any damage and cleaning all the concrete, keep the varnished eaves, paint windows and trim white again and repaint the handrails in a very dark brown or grey and maybe a a bright colour like deep turquoise or acid green for the front door ..it would be so much better to embrace the original style of the house instead of attempting to "modernise" it too much...it's difficult to tell from the photos but with a flat roof the fascia might also look good in the same dark colour as the handrails