That's a cool mural! But it's not for everyone or every flat. I voted Good though! I could see making a totally Zen space.

example: winding staircase, source internet Little modification need to be done for entrance lobby opening, where you could accommodate a shoe rack and the complementary vertical wall can act as a amazing entrance decor wall wall in Kerala style heavy color play or texture/wall cladding with brass mural.. by doing this you get space to mount TV unit and a good space for sofa arrangement (make sure sofas are light as the space is less to accommodate baggy sofas), staircase can be made in the shape shown in sketch plan, with marble finish on the foot steps (or as per interiors), space in the bottom of staircase next to master bedroom wall can be utilized for chest of drawers or a tall furniture, make sure the staircase bottom part to be casted smooth in finish.

Hi Gayatri, I would be great if you could give us details of your entryway as to whether it is in an apartment scheme or an individual bungalow or a veranda or a lobby etc. Also, the kind of aesthetics you are wanting to achieve - is your style Indian, colonial, Mediterranean, eclectic or contemporary? That way we can guide you elaborately. Some pictures would be helpful too. Still, here are a few decor elements which may come handy - 1] Plants 2] Sculptures 3] Waterbody 4] Seating 5] Brass ware like samais and ghaghars 6] Console Tables and mirrors 7] Wallpapers 8] Murals 9] Lighting Fixtures All of the above, whether used as a combination or individually, really elevate the space and make it bright and interesting. Hope these ideas help but as we said, details of your entry way would give us better insight and allow us to guide you further. Regards, RnD Atelier, Nagpur

Hi Shivani, Presuming you are fond of a very ethnic look, here are a few concepts that may help you. You seem to have a terrace like entrance to your drawing room. Liven it up with planters, sculptures etc. You may even shift the jug outside as a part of the landscape. Maybe couple it with a small water body and a few planters and Moroccan lanterns. Bright colours in the form of rugs, cushions and throws liven up a room. You can also play with the colours of the wall. The idea is to keep it clean and simple but fresh. Opting for pastel colours like teal, cream, jade etc. helps. Offset this with bright paintings and artwork. These have been elaborated below: For the lobby go for a rich wallpaper or a wall mural with an antique mirror over the existing wooden ledge and a cluster of family photographs to make the space interesting. Hope the above ideas inspire you. Do let us know if you liked any of the concepts. All the best! Regards RnD Atelier, Nagpur