Your best bet is to contact a local designer in your area. For the kind of work you are looking for you need someone with local knowledge http://www.houzz.com/professionals/c/Mumbai%2C-India

Dear Ms. Ayesha, Since women's fashion is coming into picture, "storefront" and "storefront" is primary to pull new customers. Pull up a really nice signage with appropriate illumination (Chic styles preferred) and font . Interiors could be any styled but accent lighting and spot lighting are of utmost necessity. Second, customer circulation and rack arrangement based on retail priority. A customer should experience the store at one go. A warm themed contemporary racking as shown previously could help. Third, space management ; maximize display and experience space (trial rooms and full length mirrors) while minimizing utility space for a small footprint of 350 sqft. It is also advisable to use a lot of glass and mirrors as decor to create an illusion of more space. Regards, Aurum Ideas and Spaces Bhubaneswar

Hello there, You need to consult with your architect first for an elevation design We would recommend concrete and steel slats for the balcony rails and roofs along with fibre cement wooden textured boards. Stair room could be in a geometric fashion of glass and concrete along with ACP panelling. Accentuated/ textured natural stone wall with appropriate illumination Regards, Aurum Ideas and Spaces Bhubaneswar

Hi Pamela, Second option is better. The chandelier looks better if it is in the centre of any room. Also, the first option looks a bit clumsy. Regards Prity