Tnarayan, there are a number of online services providing house plans and elevations........Google is your friend. Most of these provide stock plans and elevations that you can have modified for an extra fee. Some even provide custom designs, working with you for a truly custom plan...........however, none of them are free and you'll spend close to the same amount of money for custom services that you would spend with a local home designer or architect who will work hand in hand with you. Part of the design process is getting to know the client, their needs and the normal functions and working back and forth to refine the concepts........while it's not impossible online, it's more complicated. Another consideration is that while the packages on line are fairly complete, they are basic boiler maker packages and very generic. Your local designer will be able to include any special details or information required by the local permitting authorities as hopefully they already have a working relationship with the authorities.

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

Prathi the dining table and the space is not wide enough. Dining table should be min 1m wide and you need another 3 feet either side for chairs and movement. Get rid of the proposed short wall and partition. You are demanding too much from the space.

Shweta, what do you mean by 'sick.'? AAC blocks have lesser thermal conductivity than clay bricks. The house made of these will remain slightly cooler in summer and hotter in winters. Having said that ,for a renovation, you choice should depend on how much you are going to construct new.