You can use large rugs to create 'islands': Open dividers: Use console tables or low buffet/sideboard type cabinets that you can place against the back of a sofa. A couple of large vases or lamps on it....

If you will like to go little different than Indian / traditional one, mint green colour is in trend and goes well with brick colour walls. Looks good if you have white appliances, crockery and some other elements that are visible with it. (Sourced from google images) https://goo.gl/images/Wyu1kR

Hi Anuragini, You can cover the gap with antique crockery. Don't go for plants as it will be difficult to maintain and won't be a safe option. Or just keep it open. By covering up you might end up making space look more crowded. -Thanks, -Neelam -Lines and Profile

Hello Saj shk, Always avoid using high gloss as oil stains are more prominently seen in such surface. Your grey laminate is too dull and shabby to be used in an area where you need more lively effect. Try to go for different combination. Now a days acrylic sheets are available with great finish and good colours and it is 90degree bendable so joints are smooth and finished. Design the o.h. cabinets in such a way that you utilise total height of the kitchen and Use profiles for the same.