Hi Tina, thanks for posting, it is all looking great. Shame about the panelling, but sometimes these things happen for a reason. It is great the armoire matches the doors so well when they are all on one wall, but I don't think you need to have the bed and side tables matching, especially when they are on another wall. My issue with painting furniture, while I love it, is the maintenance. It does chip over time and becomes one more thing to paint. I don't know what the timber is in your furniture but another possible option, especially to give you the coastal vibe is to lime it. To do this successfully, you will need to sand all the existing stain off it and go back to the raw timber. The darker the original timber, the less limed look you will get so bear that in mind too. I did an old bunk bed up that had seen better days, for my grands bedroom. It was a dark red wood, but with 4 coats of stain I got the look I was after which was that driftwood/coastal look. The whole thing looks totally new again. Sorry I can't post a photo as this function no longer works for me. Have a look at the Feast Watson range of liming stains, they have some gorgeous soft colours as well, but they let the timber show through rather than having the solid painted look. It is a very easy product to use, it dries quickly - I did the 4 coats over 2 days effortlessly. The hard work is in the sanding.

What colour is the shade? If white, then perhaps white side tables but change the handles/knobs to rose gold (if can find). It maybe a bit of a challenge but can you get a sample fabric and take it and the lamp to a furniture store?

Hi Nada, if you’re aiming for serenity, my personal opinion is, while the style of the mirrored dresser is complementary, it would give a busier, more glam look. Nothing wrong with that, just a different aesthetic. Items can often appear different in photos, but there doesn’t appear to be any cohesiveness in style between your bedside tables and the second dresser. I agree with those who recommended not going with the matching dresser but, generally, colour alone is not enough for that put together look we all aim for. Some reflection of the style, for example similar shaped legs, tips it over from neat to stylish. Perhaps look at a similar style but in a distressed look or a very pale blue? Or take photos of your room and visit some showrooms and see what they suggest. Unless there’s a reason to hurry, take your time. And above all, choose what you love. Style is, and should be, personal. Your, to date, purchases are lovely so trust your instincts.

He is a talented young man, sounds like he is a budding young designer, I think a black lamp would look very stylish, a patterned rug under bed could blend beautifully with his bedding, a warm throw blanket, an artwork either purchased or created by himself and an architectural plant and planter could just set off the room, lovely to see him so interested in helping to design his space.