HI -- I have the very same bay windows . I put Hunter Douglas wood blinds fitted to the windows and have hanging drape side panels on the side walls on each side of the bay . So nothing hanging in the middle . I have the panels ( 95 inch length ) hung from the full wall height (8 ft.) on a rod that goes across the width of the whole wall. Or you could just have the rod the with of each side wall ,having a finial on the interior ends . So that would be ,two small rods with 2 wall cup brackets and two finial ends . I am not a fan of the shutters because of the cost but mostly because they block too much of the light and view . Have the window blinds and the bay interior the same color .

Hello Durga, I hope you are doing well. Open wardrobes are a great option, however, you should also know that they can be a bit difficult to maintain, especially if you have pets or kids. One thing you can do without affecting the spaciousness of the room is install pretty curtains over the wardrobe, like so .. With the layout you have shown, you can also add a mini dressing as well + curtains. So the upmost shelf will have plants/ any other decor you want, whereas the back part can be used for storage. And when you aren't getting ready, you can just pull the curtains below the plants. As shown below (Click the link for pictures) So the first column would be hanger rods, possibly two rows, you can store other items/ clothing in the middle rack and the last column would be a Mirror - A full length or a medium sized one with table and some storage as shown below - However, do add a lighting option above the mirror for better illumnation, possible off-white rather than white, since it closely mimics daylight. A mirror will also make your room look bigger. The following is another option that you can easily implement with your current wardrobe layout You can also use some wallpaper or beautiful wrapping papers (Fabindia has some very beautiful ones) to give a lovely backdrop to your wardrobe! Hope this helps!

Hello there, Since you have already done the decor in contemporary finish, you could add little points of interest to complement the decor. Few tweaks for the bedroom: 1. Warm tinted etched mirror on wardrobe for both functionality and aesthetics. 2. Geometric print wallpaper or wall art for headboard wall. 3. Color sparsely some patterns on the white 3D wall panels. Like in yellows/greens. 4. Illuminate existing shelves with spot lights preferably in warm white 5. A mini area rug by the bed. 6. Try to add sheer curtains in shades of white without textures. A few tweaks for the living cum dining : 1. Add dining table decor(planter/statement salt and pepper shakers) and separate space for keeping bottles and stuffs. 2. Add a statement art of calm scenes on the wall opposite to dining table. 3. Remove the red and yellow roses( so artificial! ) and traditional vases on side table. Instead, replace them with white abstract ceramic vases and a small table lamp. 4. Try to conceal the fridge by installing a jaali wall partition between the door and fridge. 5. Illuminate the basin and mirror with two wall sconces on each side or one vanity light over the mirror. Note : Lighting scheme should be done to ensure uniformity in lux levels. Using warm white and cool white at the same places/ areas often overpowers the latter and results in deviation from human comfort thresholds and an illusion of dimly lit space even if overall power consumption is high. Always segregate cool whites for task lighting and warm whites for accent lighting. Regards, Aurum Ideas and Spaces Bhubaneswar.

Hello there, There's really no reason to consult with anyone for such a minute case. You need to seal the live wire ends first with insulating tape and cover it with JB as shown above. Then you could put an art piece/ decor/ clock or anything you want over the box to conceal it. You could have put a spare tubelight/ wall pendant over that point as well. Regards, Aurum Ideas and Spaces Bhubaneswar