It is always much more interesting to buy pieces rather than a set. A painted dresser would be great to change the boredom of too much matching. Lamps on each side of the bed do not have to match either. You can repeat a common element ie. shape or glass base but different shades. Don't be bound by rules. Buy what you like so it is an expression of you.

Dear Mr. Ankur Jain, The direction still doesn't seem to be mentioned in your attachment. Looking at the dampness and flaky paint on one wall, I presume this is the Master bedroom. Moreover, the illustrated furniture layout for the master bedroom (as per your attachment) seems reasonable. But see to that the dampness is addressed before propping up any furniture against that wall. Hope this addresses your query.

Plan the bed on the T.V. wall. You can start from the window side. The sequence will be first the dressing mirror with 2' wide dressing unit then 6' wide bed next 2' wide night stand. By providing the dressing near the widow, you'll have the advantage of natural light. On the opposite wall make a drawer chest or the study beneath the window next is wardrobe. Plan the wardrobe in such a way that you can provide the T.V. unit centering the bed. This way you need not do any structural changes and it fulfills the requirements also. Never compromise with the wardrobe depth. You must provide 24" depth for a perfect wardrobe.

Request to suggest the bedroom shelve design, i have planned to keep the TV in the same place. let me know the rough design attached here looks very old. shelve size 6'3 horizontal & 7 vertical