Yes sure ... we did something which I believe is a club of various ideas and expertise.. Though incomplete now , I will post what we have done till now. First we have around 8 feet appox glass 12 mm between the pillars. secondly we have three boxes 27" in height with focus halogens at the bottom. Now we will decorate these boxes with glass pebbles for awesome reflective / color effect. -I do need idea on what fillers can be used which will make me buy less glass pebbles ..else i would need at least 30kg plus of these pebbles. Thirdly we will now have glass film behind these 3 tall glasses to make it quite attractive and something which will look better with or without light. The idea is to add some golden plants in the middle i.e golden leaves and branches etc. -I would like more input on what films would look great behind these pillars. Or any other idea. I will definitely post once we are done with it.

Hi Bharath, These designs - no offence - but look a little boring. The design behind the TV, the yellow room with spots of blue and white all look a little too colourful or misfit. Also, there is nothing "new" about them. Any other options ? The light brown shade of the upper cupboards is what is making the wardrobes look boring and old. The blue and white shelves combination isn't matching the yellow wall, the brown texture behind the TV and sadly not the purple shelves. Think of it for yourself. If you want to have that yellow in the room with colours, the main recommendation would be to skip that violet indigo coloured shelf - its too loud. How about these colour combination for that room ? If its too 'dull' for you and you would rather like it we can work our way around that too. Not trying to sell here hurting you design at all! but if you would like to get professional interior design work done reach out to us! Atom Interiors, Bangalore

Hello there, You could scoop them out with a flat trowel and scrap cement backing with that as well. But it won't be much of a success and you will lose around 30-40 %. You could DIY broken tiles mosaics as an art ; frame and fix it on the wall itself with an appropriate glue. Or search for other DIYs on youtube. You could replace them with decals as described @cornerstone studio , but there's a catch ; high heat areas could deform and de-glue the decals as well. There are many projects possible with broken tile mosaic. Just search and follow an easy one. Regards, Aurum Ideas and Spaces Bhubaneswar

Hello there, I hope you doing great. Firstly, your house is beautiful. I am sure this achievement have costed you a lot of sweat. Well, coming to the point I would suggest you to use stone claddings and rafters for walls and PVC/WPC panels for over hanging beams, use of outdoor hanging planters, CNC cutting grills to block the staircase openings directly from outside. Do not over do any of the thing as it will spoil the look of your already beautiful house. Please do share pictures. Happy renovation to you. Take care.