Lots of natural stone can have green flecks or striations (sp?). You're right about not needing a sideboard or cabinet in that area. I was confused by your post. I wouldn't match the furnishings, they should complement one another but not all one matching set. I like the wood table. Looks a bit like weathered barn board colour. Is there enough space for something that big? They style and colour will look good with the beadboard on the walls. Instead of getting a matching sofa / loveseat combo, you may one to do a sofa and some chairs. It's hard to tell from the pictures but it would look like it would be a tight fit with both. Also putting chairs instead of loveseat gives you the option to do some coloured or patterned chairs. I love the idea of yellow, but I am biased. I love fall colours and tend to gravitate towards them. Yellows, reds, greens would all look great with rustic furniture. Definitely nothing frilly on those windows. I'm sure someone could help you out with styling them, I've never had tall windows like that so not sure where you'd put them when you have windows over the fireplace. Perhaps just shades with simple sheer drapes that run on the bottom windows only. Sheers can be coloured if you like, don't have to be white. Or you could just leave them completely bare. Trim is very easy to paint. Tape off where you don't want paint going and prime it and paint it. You may need two coats of primer. They also make a plastic product that you place on the floor when painting. It slips under the baseboard and you move it along as you paint so paint doesn't get on your floor. I've used it in the past and it worked well. So since you own some artwork already that's actually a great jumping off point for you. What I would do is figure out where you want the art and then use the colours from those peices as your accent colour or finding a complementary wall colour. Grab a bunch of paint samples that you think you'd like and compare them next to the art.

you need to post a picture of the desk as a whole all we are seeing is finish. my thoughts are to do floor to ceiling shelving on the wall that has the lowered ceiling. with the desk anchored on the wall under the window giving you a small view of the outdoors and the door. bring in color with a rug and art. any color you like will go since you are starting with a blank slate. having shelving behind you makes it possible to reach everything by just turning around in your chair. a view of the door and outside is nice. a larger art piece directly in front of you is also nice. a desk facing a wall is NOT an inviting place....

I need all the help I can get with our bedroom decor, feature wall colors and furniture! We live in Melbourne Australia so product links will be helpful for purchase.

We are redoing our already new bathroom due to a water leak. Here are pictures of our shower that is almost done. I'm wondering if the large marble grey tile could be used on the floor of the bathroom as well since the countertops are brown granite. What are your thoughts? Photos are in the comments. you!!