nben1, Hi, I would open a 42" to 45" opening on both ends of the wall between living and study. That would leave room for a TV with components in a unit below. A desk would be nice in the back left corner of the study, with art or photo above, a chair in the back right corner and a chaise or small sofa on the wall behind the tv. That would make everything look roomier and make the study more inviting. In the living an L shaped seating would be nice floating with a small console behind. Good luck!

Please forgive my comments if they are not applicable as it is difficult to read the plans from my computer and I am unable to enlarge them. I live in America so I recognize the difference in cultures but just a few things you may want to consider: The kitchen appears to have windows that have a view to nothing significant, whereas if it was on the opposite side of the house, the views would be of the lovely garden. Also, the kitchen appears a distance from the garage, where the grocery/shopping items would be carried in from. I believe a better location would be somewhere closer to the garage with easier access to transport items. Another consideration is the idea we call a "Great Room"--whereby the kitchen is open & next to the living room. This is a beautiful layout conducive to ongoing conversation with guests & family members alike and much prefered to cooking in a room alone, separated from loved ones. Since the house is multiple levels, I would recommend placing the laundry room (washer/dryer) on the level with the most bedrooms. This allows for ease of accessibility vs. up/down multiple stairs to transport dirty/clean clothes. Best wishes to you! I think you are wise in soliciting suggestions/input now as there are many changes I still wish I would have made. :)

Hi Bharath, These designs - no offence - but look a little boring. The design behind the TV, the yellow room with spots of blue and white all look a little too colourful or misfit. Also, there is nothing "new" about them. Any other options ? The light brown shade of the upper cupboards is what is making the wardrobes look boring and old. The blue and white shelves combination isn't matching the yellow wall, the brown texture behind the TV and sadly not the purple shelves. Think of it for yourself. If you want to have that yellow in the room with colours, the main recommendation would be to skip that violet indigo coloured shelf - its too loud. How about these colour combination for that room ? If its too 'dull' for you and you would rather like it we can work our way around that too. Not trying to sell here hurting you design at all! but if you would like to get professional interior design work done reach out to us! Atom Interiors, Bangalore

Hi Anamika, I have the following suggestions: Change your curtains. You can order some beautiful curtain sets from "Yellow dwelling" according to your budget. IMO, the red oxide is a beautiful traditional floor which has a nostalgia factor as these are extremely rare these days. You can dress up your floor with a nice kilim rug/carpet. But for that you'll have to check some options online as they're a bit pricey Also, TBH your room needs a major decluttering process as that's the cheapest way to give your room a "makeover". Change your bedcovers too. Get rid of those tacky stickers from your furniture. Order some classy table lamps or floor lamps from IKEA (budget friendly) and you're good to go. Not sure if applying a fresh coat of paint would be within your budget but that would work wonders for this room. Hope this helps. Cheers! A