I would put the TV on the wall you have the sofa on now and use the larger wall for your sofa. Right now it looks jammed into the corner. It should be fairly easy for the "cable guy" to move your cable outlet to theother wall if you don't have one there already. Or an entertainment unit would be better for your TV set-up on that wall.

hi, you can start by removing those curtains and adding shades/blinds instead for a better look and do add a entertainment unit ,which will help you to hide all those damn wires and yeah do change that tube light get a better lighting fixture instead for a better look.

Surbhi, The width of the room is not mentioned here but from the scale it looks like it is ~8 ft. Effective living area would be close to 90-100 sqft . Grey and darker blue may not a be a suitable palette for this area. However, the tiling is already done. You may want to go for lighter shades for the remaining areas like wall paint (try 8260 Asian paints) and maybe brighter contrasts for sofa and curtains. Bright pastel yellow or beige may be a good combination for upholstery. Thanks, Nitin CORNERSTONE DESIGNS, Bangalore

Hi Prayas and Peeyush, Let me tell you that the above images are for reference purpose only and the design can never be replicated to perfection since the site conditions vary for every room, space and project. The above mentioned ideas are for you to figure out what suits the space the best and accordingly customize. Materials like wallpaper, 3D paneling, rafters, veneers, wall cladding etc. come in smaller modules and hence work for almost all wall sizes. It is totally up to you to choose what look you desire and what material you want to go with. No image is ever going to give you the exact feel and aesthetic of the space. If you are finding it difficult to imagine or choose, it is best to involve an expert such as an architect/ interior designer in the process to customize designs for you and achieve desired results. Regards, RnD Atelier Nagpur