The wood is beautiful. To me, the wood has an oriental-Japanese-inspired vibe. This wall's paint is nice, if your can match. Here's a method of choosing wall paint: http://www.lindaholtinteriors.com/2011/07/testing-wall-color-101/ Can you keep just the curtain panels and remove the sheers? At a later time, a non-patterned curtain panel the color of wall. I saw the art and I think it is OK, but not for this room. Perhaps in a bedroom? I don't understand the theme you have going? Giraffes? Clocks? If you like clocks, remove the giraffes and buy something like a large round wrought iron "clock". Note also the rug, pillows & throw as inspiration for your room. Perhaps the TV console in a lighter tone wood like their end tables (your room = too much black).

TV position looks good to me as is. All you need to do is bring the sofa in the center of the living room - and facing the TV unit (see how much space are you getting around to walk) You can have a nice central rug and dazzling chandeliers / hanging lights above the sofa set. The wall opposite entrance can be your feature wall because it faces the entrance so everytime someone enters , they will see that wall first and it should create an impact. The feature wall ideas include - Have a beautiful Mandir there ( I don't know what the Vastu is of the flat so plan accordingly) or make it a nice reading nook with a lazy couch / chair and a lamp or planter . If you don't wish to do any of the above then make an accent wall - have a very quirky wallpaper backdrop and have two high back chairs with a coffee table. you can have innovative hanging lights on any one side. If you want to increase utility of your house then you can also have a sofa cum bed there - which can be used by guests / friends etc.

Mayarao, These are functional lights, don't expect too much of look from these. You may want to go for a higher wattage though. Thanks, Amit Cornerstone Designs, Bangalore

But if you simply cannot remove the washbasin, replace this configuration with a decorative countertop version - a nice stone counter and earthenware basin as shown in the pictures. A more econimical, but not so pretty option is to leave everything as it is and add a low partition about 3'6" high on the left that shields the washbasin from view. You can continue the tiling (ideally a faux brick or slate- NOT white) across the niche on all three walls. Paint the door in a dark shade too -like charcoal grey so that it does not look bathroom-y. Add a wooden moulding around the door frame and paint