@Dar - We hired a builder and he gave us this blueprint according to our requirements. We started constructing with the foundation and then after foundation the real problem came into picture. Now i'm worried about the front elevation only. We have already decided to make the kitchen open n combine it with dining hall. As per your suggestions we can combine the stair hall which is in our hands. Let me tell you the most important thing, we are constructing each and every room according to "Vastu Shastra". So we are forced to place rooms according to that. We can't change the position of the rooms. I hope interior decoration will help us to flourish our home.

You can do white entirely. The dark brown tiles will become the highlight. You could do dark brown only for the lines on your compound wall, or keep it white as well. Do Asian paints white without mixing any blue. Also white keeps the room temperature cooler.

For the wall in the balcony I have shortlisted two stones A) Black leather finish granite B) Grey William granite. I am posting pictures of both. What can be pro and cons as I am looking for the exteriors wall only. Further for there will be window and steel/glass grill at wall of balcony so not sure whether book match pattern of grey William stone will work or not. I request whoever reading this to suggest which stone will look better at my elevation wall. Thanks a lot for reading this. Looking forward to get some positive suggestions.

Hello there, Please mention the directions and width of the naksha. My suggestion would be to go with an open plan 1 BHK layout in the ground floor and a 3 BHK first floor. As for the elevation, you could replace the existing stairwell with a spiral staircase and slatted wood shades to provide a shade structure to the front elevation. Also, you could replace the exisitng tiles with ACP/ stone tiles which will entirely transform the hosue. The boundary wall also needs to be lowered a little bit to provide adequate ventilation. Geometric MS grills/ jaali could compensate security concerns.