Hi With regards to the kitchen, I would suggest if it's ok with building regulations to remove the walls between the kitchen and dining room and also around the stair well. So when you come up the stairs you come straight into a kitchen, dining living room. The bathroom is more difficult particularly as its shared between both bathrooms. I would suggest you could move it towards the kitchen and move the main bedroom back, only printed you might need to walk through the bathroom to get to the bedroom! I could look at this again but I'm nit sure in your budget and you say you can only move the wall between the two bedrooms ! Let me know if you need more help Lindsey

thnx for ur rply ... my requirment is four bedroom and measurmen of all bedroom and kitchen given in tha map kitchen is in south east direction and U shape kitchen size is 9×10.5 feet entrence is south direction unit 2 is my flooe master bedroom is 16×11 feet wid attech bath 5×8 feet in south west direction lobby and dinning space center of flat size is 17.9×19.9 feet and other three are 13×12 12×12 ; 15×11 two bedroom including master bedroom wid attech toilet and one comman toilet. plzz help me on this floor plan

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Hi Chris, Decorating a home is an elaborate planning process. However, you can pick up clues from the kind of furniture you have, the colour palette you prefer and the design style that appeals to you. Here is how you can begin - 1] Ascertain what to already have and plan on what you want in terms of basic furniture, upholstery, carpets, cushions, curtains etc. Make a mental map of their placement in the room and make a list so that you do not overbuy and buy what is fit for the room. The furniture is the only permanent feature of the space, so choose wisely. 2] Fix a colour scheme. This may be derived from the upholstery you have bought or the colour of the curtains that you like. Make a colour palette. You may take the help of ready made colour palettes available online or visit a local paint vendor and take cues from the fan deck. Hiring a professional helps. 3] Next, go for an interior design style of your choice - Bohemian, eclectic, contemporary, modern etc. Look up the images of spaces designed in accordance with the style of your choice so that you know what kind of decor pieces you need to buy to achieve that look. 4] Begin by adding personal elements such as photographs, paintings, travel souvenirs, ancestral decor items etc. 5] Now you can add some neutral yet evergreen decor items like vases, lanterns, lamps, coasters, mirrors, candle stands etc. You can try old antique markets, flea markets, garage sales, dollar stores, IKEA stores etc. to find little treasures that suit your pocket. Try to stick to the chosen colour scheme for a cohesive look. Add plants and planters as they add life to a space and come at a nominal cost. 6] After all this you can invest in a good sculpture/figurine/painting that highlights the entire space. You can browse online websites or visit decor stores nearby. Attend a few interior design and home decor exhibitions in your city if you can. They will enlighten you and you may end up finding what you are looking for. 7] Lastly, keep updating and adding so that the space remains interesting. Hope this helps you. All the best! Regards, RnD Atelier Nagpur