16' long is a lot of room. Can you post a pic of the rest of the room? Remove every door you can. Every doorway does not need one and doing this one simple thing will remove a ton of bulk and make your space feel more open - no need to remove the hardware if you think you might want the doors back sometime in the future. Are you up for painting the walls and possibly the trim? Is this a sectional? If so, you might have to split it in order to get it to fit. The curtain into the bedroom is a good thing. I have used that idea, I love it, and I am not from India! Change them out for a lighter color and add panels to the ones you have - make them at least 3x fuller than the doorway. Pull them all over to the hinge side of the frame after the door has been removed. Your pictures need to be rehung and you can address that once you have found a furniture arrangement that works.

Refer the sketch plan for details Its very simple and interesting, BED SIZE 6'6"x 5' queen size, with small 1'6"x1'6" size tables , keep the bed aligned to the door as shown in yellow dotted line, make sure the bed have round edges, as its a small room you might hit your leg while walking across. do a wardrobe in front full size 2' wide, or option 2 do wardrobe and a study at window side, about now about the aesthetics decor the wall behind the bed have a cushion head board at back side of bed. KEEP AC ON THE toilet wall itself its good to root the copper pipe to the service duct where you'll have your outdoor unit.

Hi Ruchika, I you are only considering to buy thins flat, I would suggest don't. Here are the reasons why - 1] The entry foyer leads you to a very large unnecessary dining space while on the contrary the family and living areas are too cramped. 2] Entry to two bedrooms through the kitchen is a bad idea. 3] A lot of space has been eaten up by the utility making the maid's room way too small and without any kind of storage. The utility also has very poor ventilation in terms of a small window and the maid's room has one looking into the duct. 4] Way too many service ducts. They could have been minimized by conscious design decisions. Mirroring and pairing bathrooms to share a duct is one way to do it. 5] Creating another bedroom would only mean compromising either on the family room and you will be left with a small living area. 6] Although the plan shows a carpet area of around 1900 sq.ft., the effective usable area is way less thanks to so many small corridors and passages. 7] Bedroom 1 has no wardrobe space at all whereas there is a huge storage in the foyer. The wardrobe space in bedroom 2 cannot be used if a TV unit is provided there. 8] Incorporating civil changes would only increase your expense and not achieve much. It is better you look for a different design altogether. Regards, RnD Atelier Nagpur

Dear Mr. Venugopal, Since your space is limited and you want to optimize the walkway as well, some tweaks maybe followed: 1. faux turf/ synthetic moss turf / grass turf 2. Conceal spiral staircase with a pergola and wooden slats 2. Create a cozy corner by installing a gazebo, creepers and couple of swing chairs (30-50 sqft) 4. A small vertical garden alongside the stair room walls. 5. Ambient LED lighting. 6. Stone paved walkway Regards, Aurum Ideas and Spaces Bhubaneswar