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Hi Reena, It is better to have the chalkboard wall away from the bed or study table for health and convenience. Even the chalkboard wall can again occupy the whole wall or contained within a pattern like below: For painting, a great way of using up space will be to purchase small square canvases that she can paint on and as she finished them, have a wall dedicated to this. This wall can be the wall with smaller width of space available where 3 or 4 canvases( atleast ) make a row. These are the ones I am talking about: She can paint on them and eventually fill up a small wall: Try to stick to sheets that can keep up with this type of decor. Do share your thoughts and other concerns. For a detailed interior decoration work you can reach out to us for a free consult with one of our experts! Atom Interiors, Bangalore

You have to clarify which side you are going to fix cot if you need wadrobe and study table is simple or big with book shelf

Hey Himani, Tieing a room together is not a matter of one item that has all the elements. At present, your room looks well put together. when we are trying to pull a room together, the trick is to use different elements (such as pillow, showpieces, plants, rugs curtains, table lamps etc) which have those elements repeated. For example, the colour and texture of the wallpaper could be repeated on the opposite side with art. The bed and the wardrobes look like a perfect match. The headboard fabric Colour can be brought with a rug or some showpieces. I hope this helps! Please do share the pictures of the finished room! Would love to see how it turned out. Best Miloni