Not a very good option for indian family lifestyle at least. But again its a subjective matter, depends on the choices. White is best when it is a Pure 'Minimal' Design. British Architect John Pawson is one i find best in my knowledge till now who is doing minimal architecture in its purest form. And i don't see any in india who is doing such work.

Thank you Shalaka ! I do love it the way it is but since the windowstart are ceiling to floor and facing West, in summers it becomes a furnace. Hence the need for double curtains. So wanted to get something that when needed if I tie the front cream ones from the back when they show, it looks nice. While my husband liked orange, I was leaning towards, gold. So we decided to put it for vote. Thank you for your input :-)

Hi there! You can use beige tones- they go really well with brown if you add a hint of blue accent on. Also grey walls go well too (depends on the type of sofa you have- would be great if you can share pictures of your furniture here)!

Hi Esha, Your furniture looks really good. I would like to give my opinion here. 1) Dining- Give it a antique rugged look in white. 2) Dining Chairs - Some good english colour on the seats and white on the boundary. 3) Crockery Unit - White or Seablue rugged look. 4) Console and Mirror - Console will have a neat look. Fix mirror inside the unit so that it reflects and gives a wider view in the hall.