Hi Ra, I really like the way you have "played" with top cabinets in the kitchen to maximize the storage space (maybe I would have done it in white, but that's just an opinion). I'd like to know the way they have been set up, did you use some structure to hang them and increase the resistance?

i used the 3 +1+1 because it allows for more flexibility for moving around the room i suggest that an L shaped sofa would block access to the sliding door and/or the front entry, perhaps 2 x 2 seaters could also work and/or you could try swopping the lounge and dining areas but that arrangement doesn't allow wall space for a TV

hi.. anu, I agree with cornerstone comment. In addition i would like to highlight, water geyser could be easily concealed on right wall with a panel of cabinet or may be on left wall with a cabinet. well why didn't u keep space for a dishwasher. All it needs is electrical point, drain n water input so while redoing ur kitchen it was supposed to be essential input, considering minimal working space. thanks shradha shah

Hi Hardik, Although posting pictures of your house would really help, here are a few ideas for a bachelor pad. Take a look - 1] Large TV with a console for set top box, PlayStation, soundbar, speakers etc. A projector screen is optional. Comfortable and spacious seating that is also minimalist and easy to maintain. 3] Lots of pictures and posters from your favorite movies dedicated to one wall to add a personal touch. This also reduces the need for using wallpaper or other expensive wall coverings. 4] A basic functional kitchen with a dining table and few chairs. Go for modular if budget permits. 5] A compact yet functional bar. You can either go eclectic by using bright colours and go for steel chairs or go classy and opt for a bar with back-lit onyx or alabaster top and cushioned bar stools. Put up neon sign boards as they look quirky and fun. 6] A comfortable and cozy low lying bed with end tables and a lounge chair would go in the bedroom. You may also add a study here and there coupled with a small library and gadget storage. 7] Opt for a colour palette to make everything cohesive and choose the one that goes with the style you are looking for. A colonial style would demand browns, blacks, reds and beige whereas a contemporary would require black, grey, white, blue, violet etc. Try not to make everything too dark. Cut the monotony with neutrals like pastel grey, off whites and beige. A bright coloured wall as a highlighter would add drama to the space. Complete it with funky signboards or posters. 8] Keep the upholstery simple. Opt for solids and highlight with geometric. Go for rich fabric american pleat curtains with a textured silk, satin or linen finish or you may go for roman blinds too. Adding florals is a no no when it comes to a bachelor pad so strictly avoid. You may go for rugs and wallpapers if you like. Exposed brick walls also are in trend and look very attractive. 9] If space permits add a Foosball or a snooker/billiards table. (Only if you play and are fond of it. Your space should reflect who you are) A lot depends on your age, the area your house offers and the budget you are looking at, according to which you can prioritize. Hope this inspires you. All the best! Regards, RnD Atelier Nagpur