Hi Suneet, I feel there are a couple of things you could do. -You can start with pulling the furniture closer to the carpet. -Buy a couple of cushions for the maroon sofa. Bottle green or olive green would go well. -If you don't have a centre/coffee table, I recommend you buy one. -Side tables with table lamps will make space appear quite cosy and warm. The above-mentioned things would help you define the seating area. If your budget allows, go ahead and paint the walls to a mildly darker tone. Hope this helps. Feel free to get in touch with us.

Hello Mihir, Congratulations to the couple ! Your query is too open ended , would it be possible to post the floor plan and some pics of the existing room/flat to help anyone understand the existing situation and reply accordingly. Thanks Nitin CORNERSTONE DESIGNS Bangalore.

Hello there, You could install a lounge sofa cum bed for sleeping and entertaining guests as well . Try placing it in a corner and try to incorporate it into a formal living with accent chairs and a center table. Second, for an informal living, a 3+2 seater config with accent chairs, floor lamps, recliners etc. would suffice. In general, split the entryway area into formal living and the existing seating area into informal living. If still having issues with organising, it is always recommended to hire a design professional. Regards, Aurum Ideas and Spaces Bhubaneswar

The morning light in your room looks nice, but that seems to be coming from the bedroom area. I would suggest bright white paint on the window wall. One accent wall, preferably the one directly opposite the door wall since it will be in direct view when you enter. Paint it any colour you like but keep in mind to maintain the palette. It should be visible in the search you prepare for the other items. in case you are conflicted, go with wooden furniture and white or grey upholstery. If you are considering reflooring, I would suggest a neutral tone so you may have more options since the one you have now looks to be red which would limit your colour options. if you want more pattern to your flooring, geometric patterns in black and white add some form while maintaining that palette freedom. If however you wish for more colourful floors, I would suggest you decide on your palette before so you can choose wisely. Neutral tones also allow you to choose between a vast array of materials, from stone to tile to vinyl sheeting. if you want that wooden look without compromising on the waterproof property, you could look into vinyl sheets. They are better than laminates in a number of ways. if you need to discuss more, you may email me. The details are in my profile. Best of Luck!