If you don't want to change the whole laminate I would suggest you throw in a few more shades of green, for example, choose different shades of green for your curtains, couch pillows, accessories and blend them well with a solid light colour of your choice (light cream or beige).

Hello Mr. Inderjyot, if this is the only furniture where green colour is used then ask the carpenter to use the ply somewhere else or you can always do inside out kind of the change.In that case ask your carpenter to disassemble it and reuse it.

Mr. Pravasavilankar, you must do the furniture planning first for the better execution.

it depends on what colour you like and want to get it painted in the interior, a suggestive template i have attached and the proportioning is also indicative.

i agree with Ms. Rupal Shah as to get rid of the piece or redo it. If not you could probably use wallpaper to cover it. if not that even i have a suggestion for colour pallet.

the wall opposite no. 3 should also be no. 3 and the wall opposite your green unit can have a custom wallpaper with shade 5, 4, and 2. you could also get a floral mural done in the same combination.

Shade no. 1 (Sage) would be perfect for tufted head board for the bed. white bedsheets with large cushions in shade no. 5 (Burgundy) and shade no. 2 (rose pink)

to top it off you could have some accessories such as:

Dont forget to keep 1 or a few indoor plants too!

Best of Luck,

Purva Saksena (Architect)

Hello Inderjot,

You can put on the wall tattoos that match goes with the laminate, it would be cost-effective. And you can use sheer curtains. The couch used in shade of green and pillows with all different colors and a checkered green rug will enhance the look of your room. Hope that was helpful.

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You could use an embossed look with paints on the white area using beige or milk chocolate brown. This will dilute the green colour to a large extent.

Deep, have your question needs a bit of elaboration.