5th floor...maybe a hobby room. E.g. stargazing with telescope. Ideal if the 5th floor in building contained a patio...no roof...the patio is the roof for the lower stories.

I intend creating an L shaped wardrobe. The length along the north side 5 ft 6" & length along east side is 6 ft. My closets will be 2 ft deep and 8 feet high. I thought I'd create a 3 ft x 3 ft corner closet space. This would create 2 wardrobe units on N and E side - on N side it would be a 2 ft 6" closet unit. On E side, it would create a 3 ft closet unit. Given how tiny the corner unit will be I think it may only allow for double hanging on 1 side and single hanging on the other. I dont think it can accomodate shelves. What i'd like to know 1. Has anyone created a 3ft x 3 ft corner space. Is it just hanging space or does it have shelves ? 2. How useful has it been to create such a tight corner closet ? What do you keep in there ? 3. Is 3 ft x 3 ft with 2ft hanging depth a bit too tight ? Any suggestions ?

You can also think on panel work with some openable shutters which can hide the boards as well give an access to use when needed . Bottom can be a sleek storage with louvers where inverter can get tucked in and also a seat or a ledge used for multipurpose. One thing to remember this set out would not be budgeted but, can allow you to explore option to make it look good or articulate well.

Pawan, I am glad to see your home coming out in a great shape - kudos to your designer. Coming to your original question, I don't find it over the top , it is barely visible from the front angle and the great tree is definitely helping you there...Still if you want to minimize the earthen impact of terracotta red see the image you may want to add a few rafters as shown in the pic below ( wooden or metal..) I would recommend you to stick to grey, black and whites as a central theme. The red on the railing can cede ground to white. Climber Vines on the terracotta would add to the tree and your home.. I would recommend you to hide the ugly cabling if you can do something about it :) Thanks Nitin Cornerstone Designs, Bangalore.