Thanks for your reply Patricia. Grey Willam Marble is fantastic, will look something different, as maximum people will go for beige or cream, but i am sceptical about using a dark florring as trasfer of light will be less making the room go smaller and darker in ambience. Need your advice on this also First choice was white due to the reason that lighter florring give a wider look even to a small area, My walls and ceiling will be white, furniture most of it will be white and little bit of charcol greey to brerak down the continuity of white. Also advice which highliting color of a wall in an individual wall will go well with combination of white and charcol grey. ( I have two bedroom , dinning and hall and kitchen) Also find attached pic of Grey Wiliam Marble

Thanks for all of your attention . yes Mark, I have already hired an Architect, but I want more experimental Ideas. Previous information may not be enough, Now I am trying to provide some details. 1)This going to be a part of the first floor of a duplex. 2)Geographical position: Eastern part of India,( near Kolkata),150 km from Bay of Bengal ,semi urban,Temperature: 10-35 centigrade 3)The six column(10"*12") location have been indicated on the previous picture by red. 4)Another picture showing rough floor plan I am attaching. 5)Preferences: i)Enough sun light in the room.probably from east ii)No overhead beam above Bed iii)BEDROOM: Personal small space for Study(separate room not required for study),sofa(62"*28"),a wardrobe (72"*22") and a king size bed with two side tables, these are all for my bedroom. iv) BATH: bathtub is enough, no shower space separately required. single washbasin. v)a small space for vanity. There after I am attaching some picture of bedroom, bath and vanity which may give u some idea about my preferences. EVERYONE IS WELCOMED WITH THERE IDEAS,THANKS A LOT IN ADVANCE.

Hi Nitin, Since the FAR in Delhi has increased so our society is extending all 3bhk 2toilet units to 4bhk 4toilets unit.That's why we had closed the door to the toilet from master bedroom.A big bathroom is coming up with master bedroom. We have 2 wardrobes each in all 3 bedrooms making it total of 6. Except the long one 6'6" one in master bedroom all are having hinged doors.All door panels will be 8' tall.The kid's room l colour has been finalized to lime merino to keep it in sink with the toy unit which will be broadly white in colour with red,blue,yellow n green marino lam inside the open boxes of toy unit.The study table would also b in white n some light wooden texture. About both bedrooms it's not decided yet.We are open for same concept for both the bedrooms but since the master bedroom wardrobe is quite big we were thinking of using some simple n sophisticated colour to give it a rich look. The door will have DP18 LOREDO WENGE veneer.The TV unit,crockery case and other wood work in living room will have a19 CANALETTO WALLNUT n NIMBUS CORIAN. I think by now u would have got a fair idea of our taste which would help you to finalize the concept. In case any more input is required from my side I wud readily send them.

Rahul, You were advised in good faith about 24 inches door. Because of the bigger size the weight of the door increases and chances of it tilting towards far end of it increases . Wood has a tendency to warp a bit in a bigger door the effect is more visible, You may also need to support them with stronger hardware. And don't forget that bigger doors need bigger space in the room. Make sure you have sufficient space to open them. These are few suggestions that would help you achieve your goal . 1- Preferably use cut hinges made in brass otherwise increase the number of hinges by a pair to ensure load is taken care of. 2- You can reduce the height of doors by using external drawers in the plan 3- Coming to the shutters, go for atleast a genuine Century Winstar or Green Gold board for the shutters.This is a must. No compromises and no alternatives are recommended here. Don't use a ply for the shutter. Keep the shutters always closed and locked and use magnets to hold them in place. 4- Both sides of the shutter must be laminated properly in one go. You should be good if these are taken care of. Thanks, Nitin CORNERSTONE DESIGNS Bangalore