Various area serves various purpose in a house, thus they have their own requirements. The ambience and character of every space could be unique yet in sync with the overall design of the house. Flooring plays a major roll in developing the character and mood of a space, so i would suggest to get a professional help (as there are various layers of detailing which adds on to the interior subconsciously) and work with them to identify what works for you according to your need, preference & lifestyle. Regards, Priyank Mangalam Principal Architect Meraki-PMA

Hi Roli, If you want a durable long lasting less power consumed refrigerator go with LG. If you want an attractive and quick refrigerator go with Samsung. Both these brands are praised by people and critics alike for their customer friendly service. Though there are more complaints about LG, it is still a good brand and the company is constantly improving its refrigerators with health conscious designs. Though the popularity of the brands (in case of refrigerators) is in the order of LG, Samsung, Whirlpool, Godrej and Kelvinator; user's preference and the availability of customer service in that particular area are the most important factors in the view of customer while buying a refrigerator. Brands such as Bosch are also very good in terms of performance and services. Along with brand names one must also consider some other options like BEE rating (Bureau of Energy Efficiency) which rates electronic appliances on 1 to 5 star rating based on their energy consumption and efficiency. Compare different models and go through reviews from different sites. Go with the refrigerator model that best suits you. Instead of directly going to store and asking about models, first list out some choices based on your researches from internet and insist on models you selected. Prioritize your choice first among different designs like cabinet depth refrigerators, side by side cooling door model, bottom freezers and French door refrigerator etc. Regards, RnD Atelier Nagpur

Hello there, It seems you're in for a comprehensive vaastu compliant housing. Best of luck with your project. Let's see how it woks : 1. Number of windows and doors should be even when summed up. That is one principle. When you translate into modern architecture, they transform into cut-outs. Hence, however you design, the number of cut-out elements should be odd. That includes windows, doors, stairwell openings, central courtyard, vents and chutes, design cut-outs etc. That applies to all buildings irrespective of their styles because only with even symmetry, you could achieve a greater flux of cross-ventilation. 2. Other significant points to consider are ratio of door to window size, orientation, placement of furniture wrt windows and doors, main entrance vastu etc. Regards, Aurum Ideas and Spaces Bhubaneswar

Steel - it is heavy but most durable option but it is costly and may catch rust in a few years, However, you can treat it with chemicals to protect it from rusting.Heating capacity is fast. Aluminium/UPVC - Its light weight and durable, it is cheap but very bad against fire. UPVC would burn in seconds if it happens to catch fire. UPVC windows come with limited color options and same with aluminium ones. However, there are few companies who have now started providing wood looking UPVC windows.Moderately resistant to heat. Wood - Wood windows look very rich and you can mould it to any intricate details. It all depends on the quality of wood used, Old Burma Teak is the best wood. You get various options with polishing and painting. They are best to give a vintage look. Wood will cost you more but its worth the investment since they are maintenance free and with right wood chosen and treated, it will remain durable for years. Resistant to heat but catches fire. If you liked our suggestion, do write a kind review on our profile. It will help :) Thanks, Smit Bhagat