There are lots of possibilities! You could try a chandelier, for example, if you want a very glamorous look. If you don't really have room for a chandelier, try a ceiling flush or semi-flush mount. Wall sconces can add another pop of light. LED tape light could be great if you have, say, rows of shoes in a display and want to illuminate them like you might see in a store. You have some great options here. Let me know if you have any questions.

Thank you. Point noted. I will remember that while we choose our decor so that i mix and match a little to break the monotony of the theme. I forgot to mention- there is one other reason why we settled for the no-false ceiling decision. I love the height of the ceiling and the ample natural light in the room. We did not want to cut off few inches by adding a false ceiling. We might add a portion of wooden ceiling perhaps if we feel that might be good, in future. But as of now is there no other option to make the room look complete, without the false ceiling I mean? Perhaps solid or textured paints-light reflecting colors on the ceiling or something like that... and getting back to the topic of false ceiling, are there options that can be added without reducing the height of the room? Because the two options that the designers gave me are wooden panels or POP wherein close to 1/2 feet is lost totally.

what is the recommended height required when we want to opt for false ceiling? Answer : ( 8'-6" below false ceiling...) 2) what are the pros and cons with false ceiling? Answer : Advantage is... 1) If ur staying below terrace flat, False ceiling will to reduce heat. 2) To hide electrical wiring conduit pipes which will hide inside the false ceiling. 3) to hide any electronic devices inside the false ceiling, by using trap door, to service the wiffi, telephone, router, etc. 3) how much does it will cost for 1400 sft 3bhk? Answer : ( 2 Option ) 1 Option ) 1400 is not totally will be used for false ceiling, i hope except balcony, bathrooms, etc here it is not necessary, so asume only 1100 Sq.ft Carpet Area = 99000/- Flat ceiling. 2 Option ) Additional design ( Up / Down - level difference for Cove Lights ) Asume 35000/- Total Cost = 1,34,000=00 4) is it only for aesthetics purpose or any functional advantage? Answer : Both as Explained Above. 5) how much overhead interms of maintenance? Answer : No Maintenance Cost, If not damaged by water. 6) any alternatives for false ceiling to get good lighting and rich look? Reflected Cove Light which is mentioned in Sr.No. 3 ( option 2 ) Additional Cost

Hi Richa, track lights are in right now and alot of people are moving towards using the same in their houses. I suggest that you use them in your living room as its a public space and will give a good show in that area. but keep in mind that while using track lights, you will have to stick to some particular styles. giving you some ideas of how to use them without overdoing the same. you can use it with a combination of other down lights like deep recessed COBs for more brightness and ambience without overusing tracks as it may look bad if overused. you can also clad laminate on the ceiling and use black tracks to give it a very fresh and modern look. rustic ceilings are also an amazing combination to use with track lights you can also use individual cylindrical surface fitting light without using a track at different locations. also, a minimum false ceiling will only be required to conceal the wiring (1.5"-2") COBs require 4"-5" ceiling to conceal the fitting body but not the case of surface fitting lights. hope this info helps. feel free to contact us in case any more doubts! regards, Rajvi