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I had purchased hafele hob 10 months back... I got it serviced 6 times... Now i requested for replacement with new one... Still they have not attended my request...

Hi Nishi, Beautiful furniture and a very cute cosy nest you have. To begin with replace your existing coffee table with a hard wood simple coffee table. Replace your cushions with an assortment of pink, turquoise and golden yellow in different sizes and shapes, this will add some brightness to the room.Replace the pictures on the wall with a big mirror as per the wall size and add a nice frame to it. On the shelf on the picture wall place the candle stands currently on the centre table. The stools can be replaced with a nice upholstered ottoman bench in a printed fabric as sofa is plain. Cover the entry door with curtains as well so that it gives an illusion of a single wall behind. Since the wall behind the bench is already textured do not put anything on the wall. Remove the white bench there, instead put two big white teracotta pots there of different height and put bamboos on it. Finally put a blue/brown shaggy rug below the coffee table to complete the look. Hope you find the suggestions useful. Also you could put a few glass shelfs on the wall behind the 3 seater and place all your small knick knacks on displayLike how I have done on my wall

I'm guessing you are not located Stateside. The simplest and least expensive way to "cover" those electrical runs = purchase PVC pipe that when cut down the middle will span those wiring runs. (Like cutting a sausage lengthwise.) You'll need to find someone with a good table saw to cut it. Sand the exterior of the plastic pipe to remove all the "writing" and ready it for paint. Use a good super-glue (like Permatex) to glue the pipe onto the walls over the runs (you may need to scrape the walls a bit to make the pipe contact the walls). Paint your rooms including the pipe, then caulk the pipe edges. Been there, done that......in various SA countries.