Hi sagar goyal, can yyou tell us that for which purpse you are using this room it looks like a drawing or sitting room from your design. Dear here i am attaching some pictures which you can see and have an idea that gracefully you have quite large space and you can make a great drawing or sitting room by just putting colors,paintings,and other things on it.First make your room white because white has a best quality that every color will match and looking so cool on them.Put colorful sofa covers and curtains in your room.With colorful racks as shown in a picture,you can also add greenry according to given picture a wall hanging which you can put on one side of your back side wall and if you want some space to put your things in it so you can use cabinet which i given to you in my first attacment of pics.both wodden work on back side and both color full wall hangings for decoration keep it on your both side walls it gives you matching and very balanced interior also you can put wooden floor to make it more appropriate.or else you can use my two last pictures as keep your interior more balanced. I hope you can get more and more ideas and you will have a great room .Good luck .

Beautiful.......You need a traditional craftsman from Portugal to come over to India to help you put it together again. There must be a few traditional skilled craftsmen around. Maybe someone out there will know someone who is willing to live in India for a while.........

I have tumbled travertine (basically a form of marble) in the master bedroom and a marble mosaic in the master bath. It is higher maintenance. It stains and it wears differently in different areas. I am not doing natural stone in my new home. There are some fantastic tiles now that mimic all the stones, and a good quality porcelain tile will be very durable. Some ceramic wall tiles are "weaker" but I have had excellent luck with porcelain tile. Granite floors. Sure. But as people have said they also require maintenance like periodic sealing etc. In a house that size you don't want a different kind of floor in every room. I would stick to one or perhaps two types of floor tile in the main rooms. You can get away with additional types on walls in the bathrooms but I would keep the floors consistent. As far as cost goes, there is a very broad range of tiles and stones. In my shopping I have found some very good high quality floor tiles for reasonable prices. Stone has priced out higher...at least the ones I have looked at. Good luck!

A 870sqft house with all minimalistic design.