Wow your house is so clean and tidy! Impressive!
My thoughts would be: I think there are opportunities to make it look bigger, brighter and in some places more charming. Are all your light bulbs quite low, and were these taken on a dark day? I feel like the light is off, and that’s also affecting the sense of space.
Kitchen: I think there is an issue with the website on this photo? I can load it sometimes but most of the time it is showing as blank white space. The bit of colour around the window confused me, and I don’t think it does much for the light (at all)—if you want to do a feature here, you could install a mirror that would bounce the light around? The kitchen looks fine but maybe a little bare: I’d get rid rid of the plant on the windowsill and look at a big glass vase of tall, slim white flowers maybe in the left corner instead? Any way to up the light in the room?
The kitchen/microwave photo: this is very confusing and very unappealing to me, that would probably put me off viewing as it looks crammed and like you would always be short of space. Is this a seperate utility space? Actually after looking I’m guessing it’s part of the kitchen we couldn’t see beige? if so make that clear visually, currently it looks like you’re saying the kitchen is too small to use so you have an overflow area. Also lighting is weird: looks like a very dark corner here?
Front garden: nothing wrong with it, very clean and tidy, but also not screaming curb appeal. Personally think a red door would look fab, also some plant pots along the front wall (maybe red pots with big white flowers?). Also the weather looks grim, it’s would be way nicer on a bright sunny day, I think nice yellow sun makes brick look great.
Back garden: I think this would put me off most of all, it looks like the weather is pretty grim? Garden also doesn’t look like it’s loved, or like a place where you would want to spend time. Have you considered doing something with the fences—they look a bit grim, and am confused by the 2 fence situation? If they were painted a nice light cream, with trellises and climbing plants, they would look great. Also a couple of big plant pots, a couple of shrubs, anything to add a bit of life and suggest it’s an area you would use. A bench with fairy lights over it, or set the table up for use as entertaining. Anything you can do to sort out there grass too. And make sure it’s a gorgeous day too, I think my instant reaction do not wanting to go into the garden is at least partially a subconscious response to the weather!
Dining area: I like your decor but I think it is coming across very cramped. If you had the doors thrown open on a bright, late afternoon it would look quite jolly. The furniture arrangement is like an optical illusion that makes it look cramped—there doesn’t appear to be enough space between chairs and table for people to sit? Remove the freestanding bench and pull table out to give sense of spaciousness. Maybe try a new angle without the stairs, they are like a visual barrier giving a sense of enclosed space. Try tunrjng the table around the other way (hard to tell from photo of this would fit or not) and how about a big clear vase full of white roses, to give a sense of brining the outside in? Have you tried that lamp in the other corner of the room, where it looks very dark? If it still looks cramped, you could consider also going for a lighter and smaller lampshade on the ceiling (it is currently lowering the room height), and a mirror instead of the clock. Spare bench here dog food goes and cut edge of slightly, to give sense the room continues beyond the photo. Also a big mirror on the wall opposite the wallpaper could bring Moreno light across to there.
Sitting room: very neat, but is there any way to inject a bit more soul and sense of purpose for the room: furniture arrangement too much based on items around the edges, also couches might look good if covered with simple cream linen quilts? Backlight them with a floor lamp too to help light. Room needs a focal point, and a clear glass coffe tanle in front of couch (ideally with easy brass frame) would be a great adjditon: wouldn’t take away from space, but would give a sense of purpose to the couch, with a book or magazine on it? New cushions would be great: big plump ones not thin flat ones, and preferably quite interesting ones with a sense of character. Consider depositing the couch too, and look for photos of how to create a focal pout for a sitting room.
Bathrooms: I think you already said you are dealing with these.
Main bedroom: this would also be something that would put me off the house. Currently it looks cramped. Get rid of tv, get rid of whatever’s that item is crammed in next to bed (?), get rid of items on top of wardrobe. I would also get rid of the chest of drawers too, it would make a better sense of space. Better light needed in bedroom too, and could make the bed itself look more inviting.
Nursery: oh my god it’s stunning!!!! I want to live there!! You’ve clearly got a great eye, the room is full of light, charm and purpose.
The spare room: this is visually very confusing! The red rug confuses the eye and has no purpose, likewise the dressing table/gaming desk (?!) with the huge chair? I think you need to decide a clear purpose and present it, don’t include anything that adds confusion.