the best suggestion would be to contact a design professional or a cabinet company to assist you, as a project of this nature could take hours to design and refine and then the production time for the design needs to be over seen by a knowledgable person good luck....this is a for pay type of design issue

Hi! Goutham, You can create a half wall separator or use of stained glass is a good idea or even use old rustic wooden panels which are foldable... You get lovely stuff in the market these days or checkout urbanladder.com

SJ , With due respect to your personal choices, for a family of 6 this is certainly looking over the top. I would suggest you to cut down the TV units to 2 or 3. You may not need 25 seats for a closely knit family it looks like we are trying to create silos in the home where everyone just sticks to their rooms, with separate baths, accent chairs, study and TV units. I would recommend you to convert the NE bedroom's bath as a common one with entrance from living. You can then do away with powder room. SE bath has a wardrobe inside the bath, I wonder why would you need that. It may not be a ideal placement. Thanks, Nitin CORNERSTONE DESIGNS Bangalore.

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..