What about this one? http://berkowitz.com.au/product/tina-sofa-bed/ We bought the armless version for our small study: http://berkowitz.com.au/product/dora-sofa-bed/

Thanks OKLOUISE, I think we will go down the suggested route. IKEA was not much cheaper for the desk once installed anyway. The IKEA handlefree wardrobes will come in much cheaper than the alternative but look pretty good for what we want and will leave a space of about 5 cm at either end of the room after allowing for the skirting boards, which is just enough to clean occasionally. I just need to check that IKEA's shade of white is not too dissimilar to the deck colour I want and then I should be good to go. I am hoping the floor is not too uneven as that could cause them to have gaps between? (Any ideas if that is a problem?) My only other worry is that IKEA white laminates used to turn yellow quickly, but I am hoping they have improved on that front in recent years. Thanks again, your advice is always good!

Does she have some favourite colours? What about taking her to Bunnings and having a look at all the different colours available and see what she gravitates towards? I'm loving the teal, eggplant and darker blue colours :) They can be beautifully accessorised/decorated to her hearts' content :)

Hi, I would do a bigger lounge rug, one that extends to the base of or under couch but stopes similar to current in other directions. I’m not a fan of dining rugs as diff to keep clean and get fouled by chairs. I think you need to look at the dining room furniture, both the varying styles and placement, it does not appear cohesive. At moment putting a rug under table could help bring the attention to that area. Changing or moving the other furniture and dressing table may help that too.