A suggestion that the professionals use and makes it SO much easier choosing colours - and then the perfect shade of that colour. Get a paint swatch of the Hog's Bristle - or paint a little sample card from leftover paint. Bring home 5 or 6 samples shades of navy from the paintshop to get the the closest shade/tone of navy to your couch. Armed with those - and a sample of your bench colour - hit the shops with confidence! You will see easily which yellow, or which Marsala or which 'whatever-colour-you-choose' looks great. There are many shades that might look like they work in the store, but when you get them home will be NQR,,,,you know, not quite right....and you still may not be thrilled with your room. It's a simple and almost foolproof way of choosing colour and has worked for me throughout many renovations.Couldn't do it without those little bits of colour! Have fun...

I can really recommend the Danish brand "Rug Solid, which have rugs made totally out of recycled materials. This is a photo from our living room, where we have a recycled cotton rug from "Rug Solid". http://rugsolid.dk/en/

Hi Mark This rug from Bayliss could work. I agree with many other comments made about side tables, lamps etc. however if I was you I would get the rug first & then go one step at a time from there. You can then get some darker coordinating cushions, bigger side tables etc. You art is hung too high & is too small for the area. However, as I said one step at a time. Finally, your rug should allow for the front feet of your sofas to be on it as a minimum. I suspect you might need a bigger size rug. See this link for measuring for correct rug size. http://blog.templeandwebster.com.au/how-to-choose-the-right-size-rug/ http://www.baylissrugs.com/collections/contemporary/franklin.html

The bathroom transformation is amazing! The mirror you chose was a great option! Thanks, the Clipsal team