Oh goodness! A design dilemma indeed. I'm so looking forward to see other's suggestions. My thoughts: it's not visually pleasing even from an eclectic perspective. It competes too much with the style of the windows n' door because they're so close to it. Dr. Who revisited - I'd fill the gap spaces in and shave off the cinema circles of the middle larger circle.

What's the height of your bathroom and which geyser type ( horizontal or vertical ) you are using at present, all depends on these two things. If you've not bought the geyser then you can opt for horizontal one for the convenience of installing a false ceiling and then on one wall install the geyser. OR You can have a FLAP customize beneath the geyser for the maintenance and have the false ceiling too. For any query, you can revert back.

Hi Samata, You can go with the cornice ceiling if you have some other source of light in your room other wise you can go with cove lighting too if you don't have the specific source of light apart from this.Since the texture of the sides of the doors are dark so it would really goes better with dark shaded cornice ceiling style. Further it goes matching to your flooring design too. You can also add some finish to your wall like in the above ones to bring out a good look to your room or passages. As the colour of the cabinets matches with the flooring style too. i hope this will help !

I dont think u can use this golden laminate sheet on gypsum ceiling , i m not a expert though. In the ceiling of one of the room i have used mdf sheet and used the same golden laminate to highlight the border.