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There are a number of factors that will dictate the design of your house. The first step is to visit the local building department to find out the restrictions for your lot. Do you need to set back the house from the property lines? Is there a maximum site coverage that the jurisdiction allows? For example, in San Clemente, California you can only cover 50% of your lot with your house. Do you need to include parking on your site? Most cities in the USA require 2 parking spaces on the site. The shape of the lot and the access to the lot as well as any potential views, and even the location of the sun and the prevailing winds will impact your design. Find out the information that I listed above and post it with a dimensioned site plan and you may get some great design suggestions. Another option is to look for a local architect using houzz.com.......... Good luck and have fun........

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Hi Ritika . You should work on the long wall on the right as an accent wall. I would recommend something in mirrors because it will magnify the entire space. Make sure you use the same color as walls on the ceiling to make the space look one and keep the focus on the long wall. To demarcate the spaces you can either use rugs or place a console or a wing chair to define the corridor. If you like to add pictures of your family. the dining wall seems like a good option. Overall , keep the entire color pallete in neutrals . Depending on your liking you can either take whites or beiges . Add indoor plants which can eliminate the need of a balcony in the house. To add a pop of color. You can paint the Corridor walls in one color. The pantone of 2020 , classic blue. A color that goes well with all tones. All the best! do write back incase you have any specific requirements.