Also have a dual purpose room. We did inexpensive white shelving units around two walls, with fabric boxes to stash stuff, (office, and my "crafty" supplies), threw in a few decorative items. Got a tall basket for rolled up mats/foam roller storage, a complementary lower basket to throw in the requisite elastic bands, small hand weights, etc. Decorated walls with pics from our travels, framed with colored mats.

I had a white Lounge seat which was gifted 2 years prior by my parents as my wedding blessing. I adore that lounge since it is extremely agreeable, comfortable and delicate. I feel extremely casual on thinking about even my a half year old son get a kick out of the chance to mull over it as well. Yet, as it goes old, its springs might be received in return from the corners. So I m simply searching for an upholstery cleaner and I discovered ianscleanings Upholstery Cleaning Canberra . These guys came that day and open my Lounge and repair it. They completed a very pretty activity and fulfill me. Their charges are likewise exceptionally sensible. To put it plainly, these folks are genuinely inconceivable.

If you search in Pros for One Small Room (OSR Australia), they are based in Adelaide and have used these stools in a design that's in one of today's stories. They are almost certainly the ikea ones that Chanop has linked but they don't show the black front rail in the catalogue, only in the picture of the kitchen setup, they could be new versions. Have you been into IKEA to have a look at them?

I agree with all the comments about back rests and white stools getting dirty easily. My friend was devastated when her guest sat on her brand new white chair with jeans and the indigo dye from her jeans stained the chair forever. I’d also be wary that the white you choose for your stool blends with the white of your kitchen. From memory, your kitchen and bench tops are a warm white. The stark white of those stools could be jarring to the eye. Just saying....