I'm no pro, but I'm curious-does this apartment exist? It reminds me of a project my husband took in an elective class, Intro to architecture, where he was required to design a living space as part of his final grade (Or is it some sort of student housing??) I'm asking because 1) All of the bedrooms are the same size and are isolated from each other, 2) the dining area at 10 x10 in the middle is going to be a corridor and you'll have almost no space for a table and chairs. 3) Then also all the bathrooms are ONLY accessed through the closets, which is extremely awkward for visitors. As far as the bedrooms, not necessarily an exciting choice, but your easiest choice is a bed against the toilet wall, with at least one nightstand, and a dresser on the wall by the door.

Thanks for your idea.. but study room entrance can't be shifted as there is RCC pillar on side wall and electricity board on that wall.. Do you suggest to put the separator between drawing n dining.will this make the area congested..this is the only thing I am afraid of..

Greetings from Aura my suggestion hire good designer and team to get the work done as it will be more convenient for you and worth spending money. hope it helps.

The morning light in your room looks nice, but that seems to be coming from the bedroom area. I would suggest bright white paint on the window wall. One accent wall, preferably the one directly opposite the door wall since it will be in direct view when you enter. Paint it any colour you like but keep in mind to maintain the palette. It should be visible in the search you prepare for the other items. in case you are conflicted, go with wooden furniture and white or grey upholstery. If you are considering reflooring, I would suggest a neutral tone so you may have more options since the one you have now looks to be red which would limit your colour options. if you want more pattern to your flooring, geometric patterns in black and white add some form while maintaining that palette freedom. If however you wish for more colourful floors, I would suggest you decide on your palette before so you can choose wisely. Neutral tones also allow you to choose between a vast array of materials, from stone to tile to vinyl sheeting. if you want that wooden look without compromising on the waterproof property, you could look into vinyl sheets. They are better than laminates in a number of ways. if you need to discuss more, you may email me. The details are in my profile. Best of Luck!