thanks all for replies. I want to highlight the wall as rest walls are almost white and need some change. there are white tiles on the floor, red sofa set and mostly brown furniture. I have planned to give a grey texture on the front wall (hoping it will look nice with red sofa). the wall beneath the light( in the photo) will continue to be white. though I would like to highlight it in some way as I have kept a box console in the photo above which a round mirror will be hanged. pls suggest

I would advice you to go for all white and then have coloured art and accessories on the wall that you wished to have as accent wall. This way you won't be struck with one colour till your next repainting job. You will also have the liberty to change the colour pallet depending on your mood and season with just changing a few things like paintings ,cushion covers etc. involving very little cost and efforts.

You can get a custom wall art done , glass with bronze, glass painting, that wall should be a center of attraction, anyone walks. I have done this for a site, it works wonders, guest appreciate a unique feature. this can be done as DIY project on weekend also. these are some some real world executed ideas. cheers mate.

Hey Nidheev, There are multiple options you can use to achieve this look. POP Moulding Strips are the best option for you. they hold paint well and you can find them in different shapes if you want to add a little to the design. You can use wooden strips (As reinventing interiors mentioned, lipping patti, as it's called in the west). The problem with that is that wood won't hold the wall paint you apply on top. it cracks very soon after application. In addition, wood will expand and contract based on the season making the cracks wider. It is also worth mentioning that the wooden stips that you can apply directly without a carpenter will not be wide enough for the design. MDF is another option but it needs to be worked on by a carpenter. as you will not get the size and thickness you require. It is a better option compared to wood as it will hold paint for a little longer. Although you will get cracks eventually. Lastly, you can buy a large sheet of Gypsum board and get a false ceiling vendor to cut and put it up in your walls. A 6mm Thick sheet should be perfect for you. I hope this helps! Best Miloni