OK Rahul, your going to need to be more specific than this. Can you send pictures of the room this table is going to be in - does this room connect with a kitchen, or hallway? Photos of those rooms too please, and, what does your dishware look like that is going to sit on this table when you have company over? Photo of that as well. then we get into patterns, colours, textures, dimension, theme, style etc. May I suggest you find an interesting pattern that you must have - this will depict the intricate detail of the pattern needed - check out Sicis.com excellent italian mosaic tile company that will help to inspire your vision for your table. Then google "black and white abstract shapes-patterns", this will help you choose what shapes, patterns you want in your mosaic. Some photos to show you how extensive this is - and you need to give more guidance as to your personal style and preferences before we can help you further. Good Luck! Yes the third image is actually mosaic tile - from Sicis.com

@sooz001 - Top frame weather shade is same as bottom one. Attaching new pic for better view. Mostly, i will have to use wooden shutters and extend the weather-shade, may be using some stone or RCC.

Prathi the dining table and the space is not wide enough. Dining table should be min 1m wide and you need another 3 feet either side for chairs and movement. Get rid of the proposed short wall and partition. You are demanding too much from the space.

that's right. a column like this is not a handicap at all. it's not too deep, so it does not take up much space. As kalatmak space has suggested, one of its uses would be to place a cove light. you can also extend a shallow shelf of the same depth above the bed to place tiny led lights below it and light up the wall behind. then you can also do a false wall extension behind to place the bed against it and create a little niche above the bed head. you could paint that niche in a different colour