I adore both Interia and Lo and Co Interiors for hardware. They aren't cheap but I wouldn't say they are super expensive. If you use some of their statement hardware, you could just do them on lower cabinetry and leave the upper cabinetry as push-to-touch and keep it simple and a bit cheaper.

I love raindrops! You could cut out these shape raindrops out of your artwork that you probably have lots of, and blu tack them to the wall as a feature. Place them so to show off you colourful art, and you could even get some of those paper Pom poms, (or make them simple enough on YouTube tutorial), as a cloud. Attach this to the top of your wall, so you have a unique, but temporary 3d art installation. You can change the art as often as you like, and no one else will have one quite like it! Have fun with design, inspiration is everywhere!

The photo is to feature bench top and table by Timber Revival. Maybe contact them (Website, Facebook or on Houzz) to find out about tiles in the picture? They may be able to tell you, or find out from one of their clients. They really are beautiful tiles.

Ok, the shop I'm referring to is called WallCandy & they have a branch in Sydney. Here are the details: Address:2 Danks Street, Waterloo 2017 Phone:(02) 9331 5884 Email:sydney@wallcandywallpaper.com.au