Hey Sudha ji , I'v a few ideas on the placement , a bed takes 9'x6'3'' so place it on the 15' Wall(you can reduce the width by removing side drawers,then you get 3' extra for bigger wardrobes on both sides) with one wardrobe on each side one for him and one for yourself and a chest of Drawers to keep other stuff handy and two Ottomans or love seat in front of the bed so you have enough space in front of the bed for traffic as well,and on the front wall to the bed place your Wall hung T.V, PLEASE keep the colours light , use white marsh by Asian Paints or Honey dew , here are some pics .

1. Keep only what you need or want and avoid duplicates. Ahh. if only life were only that simple. You move in together with a "relationship" and your partner's "stuff" is "nicer" so you sell everything. Well, ladies and gentlemen, if it doesn't work out, if it wasn't "yours" before you moved in you'll have nothing when you move out. Consider all options. Store items of "yours" for a while that you'd like to keep, just in case. :) Store Grandma's antiques that you like that you may regret selling. If you Hate the antiques, sell them. 2. If your new abode is only YOURS.,,.keep only what you love and eliminate duplicates.

The walls are painted with enamel. Would love some economical solution to work on the same.

We agree with you. Bedrooms don’t always need a TV. There are plenty of ways you can style the space opposite your bed. Here are just a few suggestions. Try including extra furniture or seating if you have the space for it. For instance, a tall bookcase, an armoire or dresser, maybe a loveseat of a chaise can easily fill up space. These also double as a nice spot to relax with a cup of tea or read a book. Think about bringing in a writing desk or craft table – to suit a hobby if you have one. If space is an issue, then use the wall to your advantage. A gallery wall or a large artwork can do wonders. You can even think about painting a mural or creating a tapestry here.