I would brighten it up by painting the walls a more neutral color. Adding new bedding and fun pillows, artwork, etc. will add punches of color that will work nicely with the neutral backdrop. As a student I know designing in a budget friendly way is important. If you have an Ikea, HomeGoods, Gordmans or At Home to shop at, these are all great places to pick up interesting and fun pieces without breaking the bank. As far as space planning, from the picture it looks like a fairly long/narrow space- I would keep the bed at the back, back a sofa up to that and add a couple of comfy chairs and maybe an area rug. Dont forget the artwork too, this adds a very important layer to your space. Hope this makes sense and helps!

Hi Seema. Can you post some pictures below of the interior and exterior of the house? Then we could start a conversation on it. For the interior, just start with a couple of rooms -- too much all at once is overwhelming. For the exterior, try to post one shot showing the full front of the house, or as much as possible of it, and a close up so that we can see the texture and composition of the walls.

Hi Pardeep Phour if you are looking for an interior designer or decorator you can search the Houzz India directory: Find professionals - you can refine your search by type of professional and location. Hope this helps, Vasundhara (Houzz Team India)

I live in Bangalore, India and my newly designed home is a complete confluence of old traditional indian elements and newer lifestyle lsndscape.