I like second plan! That space will fit the wardrobe perfectly. Take all colors from the art. The colors can be lighter or darker than the colors you see in art. Take "Venice" with you to paint store and they might be able to help you choose good colors. Idea: paint four walls the same and see if you like that. If you feel the room lacks interest, then paint the accent wall. Choose a pale green that harmonizes with "Venice" and a darker green accent. Yellow + red accent White + blue accent

Hi Nitin, Since the FAR in Delhi has increased so our society is extending all 3bhk 2toilet units to 4bhk 4toilets unit.That's why we had closed the door to the toilet from master bedroom.A big bathroom is coming up with master bedroom. We have 2 wardrobes each in all 3 bedrooms making it total of 6. Except the long one 6'6" one in master bedroom all are having hinged doors.All door panels will be 8' tall.The kid's room l colour has been finalized to lime merino to keep it in sink with the toy unit which will be broadly white in colour with red,blue,yellow n green marino lam inside the open boxes of toy unit.The study table would also b in white n some light wooden texture. About both bedrooms it's not decided yet.We are open for same concept for both the bedrooms but since the master bedroom wardrobe is quite big we were thinking of using some simple n sophisticated colour to give it a rich look. The door will have DP18 LOREDO WENGE veneer.The TV unit,crockery case and other wood work in living room will have a19 CANALETTO WALLNUT n NIMBUS CORIAN. I think by now u would have got a fair idea of our taste which would help you to finalize the concept. In case any more input is required from my side I wud readily send them.

Hi Sahil, 2 lakhs for such a huge room is a bit tight, specially when we are talking about making the furniture. The sofas alone will be an expensive investment and so will the bed and the wardrobe. Since the window openings are pretty large, either floor length curtains or roman blinds would be required in substantial quantities. Here are a few tips that may help you in cutting down the cost quite a bit - 1] Buy furniture online from sites like Pepperfry, Urban Ladder etc. They have good quality stuff at a reasonable price. You can order the bed, side tables, sofas, pouffes, couches, chairs, study table etc. This way you will always know what you are paying for and also always have the budget in mind. 2] Invest in coloured walls instead of wallpapers. You can always add wallpaper subsequently say when you want to give your room an uplift. 3] Have the carpenter make your TV unit and wardrobes since these would have to be customized. Invest in good quality laminate (it saves the cost of polishing too). Go for solid colours or satin finish wooden textures. If you are not fond of laminates, you can go for recon veneers. These are pretty cheap i.e. around Rs. 60/ sqft. but require polishing. However, veneers look better than laminates any day. 4] Add a personal touch with photographs, paintings, posters and other items of your interest. Dedicate a wall to these to create interest. 5] Try using old loose furniture like tables and chairs which you can retouch to save money. 6] Keep adding new stuff as you go to complete the look. Never hurry, complete only those items that are a priority. Then when your budget permits you can keep adding to it. For eg. have the bed, curtains and cupboards in place first. You can then opt for the TV and the pouffes/couch. Sofas, study tables, side tables and chairs come later. This way you wont lose track of anything. All the best! Regards, RnD Atelier

Hello Mr Ranga Nathan Maintain a minimum width of staircase as 3ft, the space in between the flights can be reduced. If possible shift the pooja room toward the partition wall of the kitchen and living. Make a big window for good light and ventilation in the place of the existing pooja room. In the first floor remove 1 toilet and make the bedroom big. For the other bedroom Reduce the size of the balcony and increase the size of the bedroom. Use light colors for furniture and avoid heavy furniture and dark colors. Keep wall colors and curtain colors neutral . Add more mirrors. Regards Misbah Principal Architect Opulentia Design Studio +919886075075