I think the yellow and grey might bring out the gold-ish-ness of the couch.. I'd try to go with more blue colors.. Maybe some navy pillows and a rug with the blue in it as well. The curtains, that ying-yang rug, and the lilac rug just gotta go.. They're dwarfing all the sophistication this room will be able to have with that tile floor and those big beautiful windows. I love the dining room chairs!

Are you interested in the decorating aspect, or the design aspect? Have you looked at schools? Are they CIDA accredited? Are you interested in residential, commercial, healthcare, hospitality, or corporate? It may serve you well to answer these questions, or at least think about them/research them. I was given some advice when attending a community college... go to school located where you want to live. Smart advice. I started in architecture, got a BFA in interior design, and ended up in construction development and real estate. I would advise you to learn as much as possible about construction, it may help you avoid problems, give you an edge in the industry, and command respect when dealing with the many other professionals you will encounter. Good luck!

Hi Deepak, Neighboring noises can be annoying, especially night. I would advise the same, go for u-PVC windows, that will help in maximum noise reduction. As I can see in image, a full-length curtain indicating probable full window or door. You should go for u-PVC window/door for that too. The noise will be reduced to a minimum. -Thanks, -Neelam -Lines and Profile

Studio Chippan has given good vastu based suggestions in the absence of directions. The guidance for the window seat is also sound. Alternatively a high window seat can be made with provision for storage beneath. The bed can be placed on the long wall (16’) in the centre or slightly on one of the sides so a sofa or a worktop can also be placed as required. If the bed is placed further from the door, a TV can be comfortably placed on the the opposite wall (outside the bathroom).