Thank you roj leather and Simon for your recommendations. I like the hanging chair and the almanda creeper on the wall. This will certainly liven up the patio.

You've to consider some points before designing you celebration hall. 1) It should have proper sound proofing if there is too much of noise. 2) There should be more of decorative lights to give proper effect. 3)In this hall, there should be corner sitting or grid sitting, the center space or the pathway should be defined for the movement. 4) The cooling system whether its air cooling or air conditioning, it Should be effective, so must consult a professional for that. For any other help, you're most welcome

I would suggest you to go for either actual stone cladding or ceramic wall tiles. Natural stone cladding provides a rich look to your walls and last comparatively longer than wallpaper. Although initial cost might appear to high but in the long run, it is the cost-effective solution for your walls as it requires very low-maintenance. Going for wallpaper would not be a very nice option especially if you are looking for something long-lasting. They not only get damaged easily because of moisture or other factors but would also stain your wall when they come out. Ceramic tiles is also a nice option to go for. You can get a huge variety in terms of size, colour, pattern etc. If you are looking for not-so-expensive option then ceramic mosaic tiles is the viable option. However, you should know that ceramic tiles take quite a long time to warm up during winters and cool down during summers. Wooden Planks would make your interior look elegant but it is very susceptible to temperature change and can easily get damaged with water. Also it might not go too well with modern architecture. Hope this helps. Thanks & Regards Kapil Surana

Hi Shrimann. This is a very subjective question. The budget for the interior work can only be determined depending on your expectations of the final outcome. Even after that, selection of materials play an important role. The market is flooded with various quality and range of materials. Eg. A tile could range from 30-40 per sft to 200-300 per sft. Now that itself can alter the budget. Sijmilarly, veneers have a wide variety and range. What would be ideal for you is to identify some materials in the market and then work backwards. Alternatively, you can get an estimnate from an interior designer or a contractor for the work to be done and then fit in your numbers to alter the budget. As for designer fee, again, that is dependent on the individual's experience and eye for detail. You will find designers who charge around 30-40 per sft and also someone who charges 200-300 per sft. But again, the outcome will be completely different. At times upfront cost migh sound like a lot, but in long run overall cost, including the saving due to designer's experience and also due to any error or lack of it, might be much less.