If you plan to usually leave the door open to the powder room, I would have the woodwork match. If you don't, then do what makes you happy on the cabinets. As far as colors, I like ice blue in the bedroom and ecru in the powder room. That's what I've had for the last 5 years since we had to rebuild (after a fire) and I still love the colors. (Remember not to use yellow or green in the room where you will apply your make-up.)

Hi there! I know how you feel so this is what I would do.... Choose the bed that doesn't fight with the white shutters eg unfortu ately the leather..beautiful, my choice but the criss cross padded buttoning will have the horizontal stark white shutters above .I would want that stunning leather bed be the hero piece. Personally if possible I would change shutters to black same as wall if they have to be there. Sorry I'm not answering your question however although it's not my favourite, the plainest wooden style would probably be the easiest (but not the most stylish) choice. Good luck and all the best!

Do you have beds , drawers , bedspreads , etc ? My suggestion is just go tidy and simple , but with 1 thing in each room to catch peoples attention -- by that I mean have a bed or two , bedspreads and pillows , drawers but also something on the wall or floor that people will focus on . I wouldn't go too young ( no cot etc ) or too old ( a grandmother chair , macrame wallhanging and a framed newspaper front page of 'World War One declared today' ) . If you have art in other rooms , maybe move it around , or get a $15 A0 poster frame from K Mart or similar , and an appropriate $10 poster for each room ( or a $300 abstract if you have one , or want to buy one for your new place ) , rugs if you have them -- basically look like people could move straight in . I had a flatscreen 55" TV that stopped working , and put it on-line for $5 thinking someone might want it for parts -- a building company bought it to put in a showhome so people could get an idea what the lounge looks like . I'm not suggesting that for a bedroom , but just outlining the idea that people want a 'visual' -- a potential buyer goes 'oh yeah -- that looks nice' rather than 'I wonder how full that empty room will be once I add a bed and drawers and desk and . . . . . '

It probably depends on where you live. If there are lots of families then i think the 4 beds would be the preference, 3 brms are a lot more common so often 4 commands a premium. An ensuite is always desirable but i would probably just look at converting the linen into another toilet. And create built in storage in all the beds