Manvisudan...you might want to re-post your dilemma in the design dilemma category and you will get more help with your room. Not too many people look at this "other" category.

That looks like natural wood so i wouldn't ever paint it, I would try to match the wood color and use a more substantial wood drapery rod next to it and remove the clock above it. Light jade pieces would be good and shiny too. Something inexpensive would be all green or white/cream Haeger (maybe spelled wrong) ceramic rectangular "planters" usually about 3 inches tall, 2 or three inches deep and 6 or so wide and other shapes also like small vases are easy to find. I think they are from the 40's or 50's so they would match the built-in style. You can pick them up at thrift stores for about five dollars and they have nice shapes. I agree with the other comments that a strong theme rather than random objects are key.

You're welcome! =) I think a shade of grey will be a great addition to the room. The red one in the photo doesn't really suit it. If you have any questions, feel free to ask! angelinavick@ymail.com

1). Plz remove the TV panel, its breaking the space on the wall, apply a wall paper or texture on the entire wall, add a self b/w TV n base unit, use conduit to conceal all wires. 2). Curtains till skirting level both on windows n doors is much needed of. Don't keep shear fabric curtains only on windows. You can mix 2 cotton curtains of contrasting colours as per your room colour n can add a white shear fabric curtain in between to enhance the look. 3). A matching khadi spread on floor at sofa Place will be great along with matching cushion on sofa to tie entire room elegantly in one theme. 4).The blue colour wall can be of some light color as per the curtains with few shelves to keep some light weight decora with accent lights highlighting the art pieces