There are different options :

1) Place a small sidetable with acceesories on it

2) you may do some sort of stenciling work on it to create a pattern to fill the gap

3) you may place a floor mounted vertical bookcase or curio cabinet , not too high

4) you may deviate the attention from that area by hanging an interesting painting on the blue wall, that ways you can balance both the TV area and the living area and the gap can remain empty

Hope this helps

Smitha

SNSofDESIGN, Interior Concepts and Space Designers

hi

u can put planters

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nice wark

try out pvc lattice screens which is 2ft can solve the purpose ..space saving too.another option is customise a wooden vertical planter arrangement.so that u can used it for hanging artificial or indoor plan also its movable also..if u feel bored with the pattern u could easily rearrange also

please try PVC marble sheets

Hi Reena, You can put see through mdf partition (8' x 4') with a small 3 feet cupboard attached lower side with lesser depth in the center of the divider area. Or else put two see through partitions (7' x 4' each) below from Ac with a gap of 3 feet. Keep posted whatever you would be doing.

Hi, the portion of wall is full of Electrical conduits and AC pipelines so any kind of installation with nails or screws cant be done

If nails are stopping you from your desired application you can go with 3M command hooks.

Thanks,
Nitin
Cornerstone Designs Bangalore

Thanks,can i buy the ones available on Amazon

Why not! if you are cautious enough . There are around 50 odd type of command hooks with different purposes. If you know exactly what purpose you need and ideal one then online shopping should be good.

If wall is weak to hold the nails then you may go for hanging partitions from ceiling, Or else floor to ceiling partitions with big gaps from bottom n top.

Hi reena,

You could go for a macrame hanging partition as the attached images for reference....

With Regards,
Stambha Architects

A typical partition or anything on the floor may make the space look constrained. I'd suggest you just use a different finish of flooring to partition the space...for e.g. you can have wooden flooring installed on top of the tiles in the area where the sofa is kept - to the human eye this will both partition the space as well as maintain the spaciousness.

Your existing room decor is subtle and stylish. Adding a plant or a sculpture on a pedestal might help fill up the space and blend with the decor well.