I like the 4th one the most, however it is very difficult to see the shades as they really do not show up in your photos. Look at lamps Plus.com 'sale' . be sure to get ones that are between 26 & 30" tall. Your side tables can be different, in fact should be, but the lamps should reach close to the same height. No more grey please.

Hi Zainaba, You may go for both American pleat curtains as well as roman cloth blinds for your window. 1] American Pleat Curtains These look lovely and add elegance and grace but have a tendency to "fly" with air circulation in the room. You can provide a weight chain to solve this issue. Also avoid giving lining to these curtains. Some of them such as linen and cotton curtains tend to shrink after being washed and their polyester/satin lining does not. In the process you may lose the shape of the curtain. Best to stitch the curtain and the black out lining separately and provide a two track curtain.Also keep the curtains length more than that of the window so that its bottom gets tucked in behind the bed back/headboard. It looks neater that way. Also, these can be easily removed and washed at home. 2] Roman Blinds Roman blinds are a neater option as far as window shades are concerned. The look graceful and showcase the fabric, its print and its make way better than the american pleat curtains. However, they are difficult to remove and you need to call the curtain tailor to have them removed for washing. Hope this helps! All the best! Regards, RnD Atelier Nagpur

Hi, Considering your kitchen palette, we feel the wall between two cabinets is the ideal space for a chalkboard. You can have it either in the form of a full wall with a collage of empty frames (like decor) or a coloured framed chalkboard. Attaching few pinterest images for your reference And the wall behind the Dining table could be highlighted in a subtle wallpaper, a light wall paint, etc. to compliment the browns and whites used around. Can add a huge art work on it, Since you have a wall light above. Hope this helps. Happy Colouring! Regards, Team Cubspaces!

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