set up some idea books on your houzz page. Then search the photos here and when you see one you like, add it to your idea book. You can search by room.

If you have some furniture to start with, I would just use the basics for now and live in your home for at least 6 months - 12 is better - and get the feel of the house, the lighting, how the rooms are affected by heat and cold, decide how you are going to live in each room and what your needs will be. This will also help you determine traffic flow, which ultimately affects how your arrange your furniture. It is amazing how many times you can change your mind during this initial period. Most importantly, create your home for YOU, not to impress others, you are the one living in it and happiness comes from the peace and contentment you feel in your surroundings. In the meantime, look through photos on Houzz for ideas, save them in your ideas book for reference and use this to build your decorating.

Just reading your ideas on your bars interior, love the idea of the rustic preloved theme, makes you feel like a visitor at a friends place rather than a customer. I thought an interesting way to display memorabilia which is inexpensive and also looks the part is to use fruit boxes or crates and fix them together in different positions and fix to the wall, for example one vertical screwed to a horizontal etc so they create bookcases, niches on the walls, they also look amazing when lit up by spotlits which will cast nice lighting across them and provide a great shadowed ambience. Moody and eye-catching Ml design

Hi Sally, nice plan, I like the tucked away but easily accessible laundry and butlers pantry. Where are you located? We have a team of kitchen/ interior designers and work closely with kitchen suppliers and builders that could manage your project for you. If you are interested in getting your kitchen areas highly specified, drop us a line on our contact us page http://www.bluetea.com.au/contact/