Colour...objects of interest...lighting...all add "energy' or we refer to as "movement" in a space. Interesting pieces of furniture with different textures and different "eye-levels". For instance, you can purchase 3 or 4 different forms of seating options...you are in India so you should be able to find FABULOUS furnishings for great prices. You could purchase a low-slung sofa, an extra large "floor pillow" (it would act as a chair or foot stool), a leather-covered round ottoman and an interesting crate/box with a slab of glass or intricate wood over top...this is your seating arrangement for the living room and will work as a great "hang-out" space that you can enjoy by yourself or with a tonne of people hanging around! With all that visual "movement" from one object to another to another, you will create interest! And "interest" is energy! But your best bet for energy...people!

It sounds more like a bedroom instead of a hall. If t's a bedroom, why do you need a sofa. What size is the room? How many doors and windows? Can you please show us some photos of the space, or a sketch with dimensions?

To decorate any room in the house furniture is the most important element. choose the furniture according to your style and personality. there are many types o bed are available for the bedroom like king bed, queen bed, canopy bed, bed with headboard and foot board, loft bed, storage bed etc. select bed according the theme of the bedroom and need. for living room or hall you have many option. you can arrange sectional, sofa, loveseat, recliner, seating bench etc. see decoration idea http://www.theclassyhome.com/comersus_listItems.asp?idCategory=348&Furniture=Living+Room+Sets

First thing you need is a pad of graph paper to understand that there is no way the furniture items are to scale (exception could be the dining table) I'm guessing the kitchen is off to the left and the main entry is into the Drawing room? Can the wall be eliminated between the two spaces for more flexibility? - if so, the drawing room space would lend itself perfectly to a round dining table. But the main thing is to draw on graph paper the space & actual dimensions of the furniture you'll be bringing to your new home - so you are not shocked when you move in.