I think its a great way to use some of your more eye appealing dishes and glassware on display....but I sure couldn't do them all that way. My Tupperware cabinet with all those darn lids would hav...

Consider your beige carpeting a "backdrop" for your other items to "pop" with. Use a colorful area rug and furnishings and artwork to make it all flow together.

How about some bamboo roman shades? They fold up to the desired opening you want, but yet when closed, still allow light to filter through? I'm a bit concerned why you want floor length as well.....

Have you considered white-washing it?? It would definetely tone down the darkness, yet not be a stark white. With your pops of red and chartreuse, it would sort of look like "beachy meets modern"

As soon as I saw the frame wallpaper I knew what I, personally would do with it. I would ramdomly paint some of the frames in different colors and then (using photocopies of course) use double sti...

I would put 3 vases in various size and shape in either yellow or olive green or both on one side....no flowers in them as flowers are in the pic already...maybe some long twigs??

Assuming there are 2 other walls, one being with the entry door...I would place the bed on the wall with no door and then there would be plenty of room for a headboard!!

I can see a narrow table there that resembles a staircase. Basically three connected shelves. You could possibly build one. The longer "step" as the base, the middle step, then the top smaller on...

Sure, why not??? Instead of only having the chair being lime green I would also add some little touches of it here and there to make it look more planned such as a throw pillow, picture frame or c...

Hard without a floor plan, but here goes. You could take your countertop with legs and place it directly under the window. Build shelves to "represent" a shelving unit on both sides and connect t...