The only wall I would possibly treat differently is Wall B because it's large and there aren't any windows or doors on it. It could have a fairly bold colour on it and the rest of the walls could be much lighter, even a white. That will draw all the emphasis in the space onto Wall B which is probably where you will anchor your sofa arrangement.

Hi Gaurav, It really depends on what kind of circulation you need around this room. Where the door behind the sofa comes from and where the door next to the shelving takes to... What do you have on the wall from where you took the picture? Is it a window? If you are keeping this rug, definitely the best option would be to put one part facing the other and getting yourself a nice rectangular coffee table. On your first option, you can keep the rug and a lower and squared coffee table is needed. But, bear in mid that you are "blocking" the door and the incoming circulation. And on your second option, you would need a new bigger rug to cover the area and most likely side tables near the sofas too. Another idea is having the sofa in L shape, but standing where you were when taking the picture. It would leave the circulation from the door clear. Please let me know what you think. Good luck, Ana

OK, In the future If I need then I will contact you. By the way, all the sofas are looking fabulous. I had purchased a modern sofa set from Oriental Creativity at a very suitable price. I just love that sofa.

Hi Nitin, It is row house, but it's completely built, the windows, walls, doors everything is already in place. What change do you have in mind, if I may know?