Sorry, maybe taken back by reading all the comments, but I see that the coffee table is wooden, with the dark flooring and the lounges being a dark red, definitely you need to put a rug under the coffee table to lighten it up with a pattern including some beige or maybe a bit of mustard with red or brighter blue like on the chair around the dining table. It appears there's a mixture of older style lounge and coffee table compared to the white plant stands, something to think about as in the look you are going for.

Hi, That should have been mitred and completely finished as one piece at the supplier before bringing it out if it was intended to be mitred. The only way to have that is to take it off and send it back. If it is a mistake its not hard to strip the plumbing and get it removed/redone and any builder worth his salt wouldn't hesitate. Very little mess. You will simply be without a benchtop for a few days then a bit of site install mess. Alternatively, the fascia should have been set up at the underside and properly tenixed / ground / polished with to give a smooth line instead of the grout now showing. That can still be done and give a much better job with another and bigger end piece. It should really be done in the factory also and the finished piece delivered and installed. In answer to your question on why a mitre, the join is always going to be visible so in a mitre it is less obvious as it is along the corner edge and hidden within the polishing of the corner whereas in a self edge you will see a line along the face exactly where you see it now, regardless of how much polishing and grinding there is. A mitre is a little weaker to impacts on the edge also. Cheers

Ok so after all the feedback I made some changes. After looking at it, I would like to make entry point from garage on the garage wall, so you still enter into pantry, but you dont have to walk through pantry to gain access to the house. I would also like to flip bathroom and bed 3 so bathroom is centred between rooms. Also not convinced I should have entry to lounge from kitchen, should I have kept it entering from the entry. My only issues now is, do you notice how the bathroom steps in? This is because the ensuite is a bit bigger. Will it look ok once built or do I take that 30cm from my ensuite/main room to level it up? If so do I take 15cm from ensuite and 15cm from main bedroom? Also I really wanted the compartment bathroom that oklouise suggested. But its not big enough. Any ideas? My current bathroom is 3100 x 2600.

Ok. I am a little confused where to head. I need a future vision for all components of house and fence to make the little decisions. The pool blue tiles I love but not sure how to tie in with all the fences internal and external and with house especially if this green goes anywhere else ? But I have bought a " green paint" dulux scott's pine very similar to what was there but it is quite wet here so I stumbled on a photo edit option and have done an unskilled mock up on a photo and taken a photo of it in the meantime (as I couldnt work out how to save it!!! ) But although the green is lighter than actual paint I have bought I can actually (ok it has taken me a while) see how the green would work. But if I do that what would I do will both my green fence and my maroon fence from the outside. I also tried to track down junior navy and couldnt find that colour anywhere? I have slate in need of a little tlc inside front door which I love. I know for some people they find it hard to clean or dated. Its individual and I am beginning to subscribe to conscious consumerism. Lets be clear my house has had renos from some different eras so was and is going to be earthy but eclectic and individual in decorating style.