Ok, for storage, if you have a window, place a window seat below it. It doesn't have to be built in, it can be a storage ottoman: [houzz=] or [houzz=] If your bed is under the window, this can be put at the foot of your bed and also give you extra seating for guests. What about a coat rack? [houzz=] or [houzz=]

I feel in a situation like this, I would not add windows with no view that would probably end up with some type of coverings a great deal of the time. My situation would be use of mirrors to reflect available light back into room. Mirror could be styled to look like Windows etc. we have a similar situation in our kitchen, and we mirrored over the sink, and created two faux windows using mirror and drapery side pannels. The effect works great, and when you add the right lighting the effect is wonderful, day and night. Take a good look and visualize day and night views creating with mirrors designed into a "today" style and look.

Hi I have a dilemma... For a new build. I love sleek and modern and going for a high gloss kitchen with creams and nudes... From front door through to kitchen I want tiles I am thinking oak wooden floors so my question... What color interior doors do I choose? I love the look of the 2 panel white shaker door but are they a nightmare with kids and traffic and keeping clean? Also what color window frames would you suggest for this? Thanks a million

I have two of these windows both identical in my living room. 1.6m width by 1.2m high. All four windows open independently inwards. I’m struggling with what the best window treatment would be. They also both have a radiator underneath which can’t be blocked and my L-shaped sofa is in front of both also.