Thankyou so much for your ideas. I was also thinking of sticking a graphic film on these...can you please guide if it would be correct to do it.and if yes, what would be good. Thankyou once again for the prompt reply.

Hello bobbi, Here are the pictures. 1) tv unit area 2) opposite wall ( area for sofa) , 3) enterance ( please suggest something near the enterance area that incorporates shoe rack and a medium length partition that doesn't look very crowded). 4) dining area. As I had mentioned that we are looking at contemperory designs that are modern interiors with minimalist in furniture to give more of peaceful ambiance. We also have a 8x 11 patio area connected to living room. Suggestion for that would be highly appreciated. Thanks in advance and for your prompt reply. With regards, Bhakti

Hi! To create the illusion that your space is even bigger than it actually is, there are many things that you can do. Two of my favorites are to hang your window treatments (blinds, curtains, etc) about 1-2 inches above the actual window molding, and incorporate mirrors. This will make your ceilings seem taller. Here are a few of my favorite bright, colorful window treatments: http://www.deciture.com/shop/decor/7/modern-twist-geometric-curtain-panel/ http://www.deciture.com/shop/decor/7/world-beat-yellow-curtain-panel/ As for the mirrors, what this does essentially is reflects light in the room as well as the room as a whole and makes the area appear better lit and larger. Here are a few choices: http://www.deciture.com/shop/decor/7/antiqued-copper-mirror/ http://www.deciture.com/shop/decor/7/hayes-arch-mirror/ http://www.deciture.com/shop/decor/7/distressed-windowpane-mirror/ Note that the larger and more divided the mirror is, the bigger the room will appear, which is why I attached mirrors that are divided in some way or another. Good Luck!

That's the breath of my room. Length is the same. Photo was taken from the doorway.