asrabanu, the image did not come through as Houzz requires specific image formats for posting. Perhaps you can save the image as a .jpg for uploading. In my own experience, Home Depot (in Canada) does not charge for kitchen drawings. however, I am not comfortable saying "go get work done for free and then hire somebody else". What's more, I have found that you can purchase a Home Depot kitchen at far less cost than through specialty kitchen suppliers. But, as Marina say, your best bet--even if working with Home Depot or its equivalent--is to find a designer that can help you get the most out of the expenditures you make. There are many variables, but in a recent kitchen, we saved 25000+ over an equivalent designer kitchen with a good design concept that could be created out of lesser cost pieces, assembled to look custom. And, if going with any kind of box or contract-build type supplier, remember to build in time to fix errors and expect to use both the installer and a carpenter to achieve the custom look.

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I have tried to enlarge your plans but they become to blurry to read.....Is there anyway that you can post a larger jpeg?

Hello Anindita, According to us, placement of sofa with lounger is obstructing the actual space of this living room. Apart from this, you can add few home decor items like pots & planter, artificial flowers, indoor small fountain, candle holder, etc. on the top of storage which is besides door and on TV unit shelves. Also, you can add flower vases in the corner of sofa or side of TV unit. Introduce caramel coloured rug below center table. Moreover, you can include metal/wood mural or abstract wall panelling on the dead wall. Regards, HOME CREDENCE