Hi! To create the illusion that your space is even bigger than it actually is, there are many things that you can do. Two of my favorites are to hang your window treatments (blinds, curtains, etc) about 1-2 inches above the actual window molding, and incorporate mirrors. This will make your ceilings seem taller. Here are a few of my favorite bright, colorful window treatments: http://www.deciture.com/shop/decor/7/modern-twist-geometric-curtain-panel/ http://www.deciture.com/shop/decor/7/world-beat-yellow-curtain-panel/ As for the mirrors, what this does essentially is reflects light in the room as well as the room as a whole and makes the area appear better lit and larger. Here are a few choices: http://www.deciture.com/shop/decor/7/antiqued-copper-mirror/ http://www.deciture.com/shop/decor/7/hayes-arch-mirror/ http://www.deciture.com/shop/decor/7/distressed-windowpane-mirror/ Note that the larger and more divided the mirror is, the bigger the room will appear, which is why I attached mirrors that are divided in some way or another. Good Luck!

Ankur, There is no point leaving a dead space. Please check with builder if you can shift the french window by a feet out. Rather use this standing space in the interiors and when you need you can open this window. Many builders are now providing this feature as a USP calling it a BALDOW.. Thanks, Nitin CORNERSTONE DESIGNS, Bangalore.

Dear Saurabh Shah, Which software u r using for Planning & Design the interior for your flat?

Dear Akhilesh, Floor plan never help for real renovation, its really tough task to provide idea about it, if you are in NCR do get in touch with us otherwise get in touch with your area, who can guide you for proper elevation based on column. Final drawing come only after seeing column positioning. So we careful about it and for further assistant do reach us. Thanks, Best regards, Saraswati Interior