If you're looking for the best, I'd say the Canon 5d mark3 with the Canon 17mm tilt/shift lens. But that might be overkill for your needs and budget. The Canon T3i or Nikon D5100 would both be good options. A tripod would be more important than a fast aperture lens. Keeping the camera perfectly level is very important when using a wide angle lens. Plus with a tripod you can shoot longer exposures in low light and still get sharp photos. Shooting on a tripod at f/8 will be better than shooting handheld at f/2.8 anyway. If you get too wide you'll get distortion at the edges of the frame. But if you want really wide, look for something in the 10-12mm range. Just make sure it's NOT a fisheye lens.

If you do a google search of "Japanese Modern Interior Design" there are some great images that come up as examples for you to see........

Hi! A master bedroom design should be aesthetically appealing and also extremely comfortable. Hence I would recommend you to change your mattress to make your beautiful looking bedroom design become extremely comfortable also. If you have a cheap mattress, your bedroom will never truly be luxurious. In a small room, you’ll also tend to spend a lot of time on your bed. Thus, a mattress could actually be a defining factor of whether your room is luxurious or not. I recently changed my mattress and I have to say it really does make a massive impact to the overall feel of your room. I would also recommend that you go to a store and try a mattress before you it. I brought my Spine Guard mattress (It’s the ultimate spine mattress) from Peps’ “The Great Sleep Store”. They have great mattresses that last a long time, and you get to experience them at the store before you decide to buy. They also have in-house sleep experts who help you pick the right mattress suitable to your needs. So if you aren’t sure as to where to buy from, you can definitely try peps out. I 100% recommend it. I hope this answer helps! Regards, Gracious

Hi Padmaja, im pooja talwar, for maximum utilization of space u need to break in balconies if u have one and get french windows right till ground level. so you can have a lovely dining area there or low ground sitting area where u can get outside view and spacious look too. doors which open inwards or outwards can be split into 2 so the door flaps become smaller . use mirrors huge ones carved ones on walls to reflect a larger room. also u will have to place furniture which is smaller in size . shoe racks , and cabinets can be made tall instead of having it on ground .... place on the wall hanging shelves , tall cabinets , and storage cabinets. tv can be placed on wall done up with wooden pannel. have storage up on ceiling edges rather than any where down. hope these lil suggestions help you