Farooq, First one is a glass finish Subway tile. It looks good but many people back out due to budget issues as it is relatively costlier. Second image is of a brick cladding wall paper. However, similar looking ceramic tiles, mud tiles are also available locally. IMHO, red brick sand tile gives a more natural effect.What suits better would depend on the overall design of the house. Thanks, Nitin Cornerstone Designs, Bangalore.

Hi I have two bedrooms one in south east another in south west. Need suggestion for the partion wall, to have better cooling effect and also has less thickness as compared to cement bricks. Dimension of the wall is 10ft height 7 ft width. Also, any suggestion for creating section / window on that wall for cross ventilation, for better wind breeze in both the bedrooms.

not really reason its not very good or eco-friendly material as far as bedroom is concerned

There is nothing special about Kerala climatic conditions that require anything special (yes, I have several years experience with kitchen cabinets there). You can use BS 710 or 303 plywood with laminate on them with excellent results. Several interior firms also use HDF/MDF with laminate without much complaints from their clients.