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my suggestion:
enlarge the stairs to it's full width (or do you need the gap?). paint the handrail and the metal-bars white.
If you like colours, I would make something like http://www.houzz.com/projects/89708/Traditional-Estate-Home in the colour scheme of the rest of your house... adds colour & makes you happy when you look at it :D)

For my sister's apartment we bought an ikea-kitchen. It was the price, too. But, because we have no plan about crafting, we gave it to somebody who did other small renovations in the apartment. He did his job great. But so price became a lit higher - but was still okay.
But by now (the kitchen is in there for about one and a half year), we see the disadvantages. The door of the integrated bin is angular and you can't open it on the same time like the dishwasher. And there are some more aesthetical mistakes...
Over all, we will buy a personalized one if we ever have to put a new kitchen in anywhere... It may be a bit more expensive, but the difference is it worth.

Probably somebody nearby rents a garage, ask around (if you only stock things that will still be "alive" after some weeks/months in such a room. make sure everything's well-packed).

A plus point of outsource your stuff is, that you take everything in you hands twice. so think about every piece, if you still need it (twice!). if you don't miss it while its away temporary, you wont miss it in your new house either.

the white walls make the room much brighter, and i love the still-blue ceiling. but in my opinion, the pink is too much (well, probably because I don't like pink :)), but i would have gone with more blue&yellow instead of the pink. the fabric over the table lets the room feel smaller than it is.
really cool chair at the end of the bed!

I absolutely love the stairs & tiles - but in my opinion it's a little "cold" with the yellow door - I would have chosen red; more glamour and warmer...
But you absolutely have my respect for this gorgeous transformation!! :)

This ground & colours aren't made for minimalism. You'd better add a nice carpet, that makes the room feel less cold. The different shades of brown show, that it's already some years old; you should work WITH it, and not against, this only sticks it out :) (So what about a carpet in these colours, like this one http://csimg.shopwahl.de/srv/DE/00000722325605/T/340x340/C/FFFFFF/url/lalee-teppich-amondo-105a.jpg)