Hi Divi. As per the plan , you must go for bigger windows then those shown in the plan . I believe that the center curve dotted line in the plan is open to the sky. That much will do. On the left side of the plan there's O.T.S. then two toilets are planned. I would suggest you should have it in the center of both the toilets for better ventilation and exhaust. In kitchen plan there are no windows shown in the plan , if there are no windows planned , then you must have it on one wall for proper exhaust and day light. Can you tell me about the DR room in your bedroom next to drawing room?If its a dressing room , then change the plan of the bedroom. Put the dressing room next to the toilet of size 7'8"x 5'4". That way your bedroom will have more light with bigger window. For any other query, you are most welcome.

Hi Krishna Reddy Maddireddy if you are looking for an interior designer or decorator you can search the Houzz India directory: Find professionals - you can refine your search by type of professional and location. Hope this helps, Vasundhara (Houzz Team India)

Hello Namrata. Even if you do not intend to get the false ceiling done, you can still get the desired lighting in your home. You could do so by having rafters (made of ply and veneer/laminate combination) attached to the ceiling and run the electrical wires through it. Design the rafters in a specific pattern so that it gives a fresh look to your space and also serves your purpose of having the ceiling lights/pendant lights/chandeliers installed.

Havells and Crompton both are equally good brands. i would suggest you go with the one which offers more warranty coverage compared to their individual prices. Warm white lights can be used in areas where you require a different mood, it's a personal choice. But avoid using it for reading areas or study areas. COB lights can be used as a mildly focused lighting, so use it accordingly. I hope this was helpful.