Do you pictures of the room to better help

In civil engineering this condition is known as efflorescence this condition occurs due to capillary action of water in brick in which water contains diffrent salts comes on surface through voids of brick and evaporates and salt rest on surface as shown in image this salts may be harmful or not this depends on type and chemistry of salts generally it is not harmful

Hello Meghna, Do you have any pics of the room. Please let us know your preferred shades. Thanks, Nitin CORNERSTONE DESIGNS Bangalore

Hi Idsshyam, For beige walls, white tiles/marble are a classic pair. This gives you a blank canvas to work. You can also go for darker wood tones such as mahogany or ebony flooring to contrast the lighter wall colour. A cool-tones beige would also complement maple, birch or walnut wooden floors. These can easily bring a contemporary look to your space. Hope this helps. Good luck with your home design.