Hi Zainaba, If you are looking for a wooden look in your bedroom, here are a few ideas you may like. Concept 1 - Wooden flooring with solid coloured laminate for wardrobe, bed and dressing table. Concept 2 - Rustic tile/marble flooring with veneered wardrobe, bed and dressing table. Concept 3 - Wooden flooring with veneered/upholstered bed and laminate/ duco paint finished wardrobe and dressing table. Tip: Choose wooden textured laminates wisely. Avoid choosing from catalog and visit a store that has laminates on display. That way you can get an idea of the entire sheet of laminate, its colour, grains, texture and effect. Follow the same for veneer selections. If you do not want to take risks go for reconstructed veneers with straight lines. You may choose similar laminates as well. Avoid laminates with bright colours, heavy textures or floral prints. They look extremely gaudy and wont go with the style you are going for. All the best! Regards, RnD Atelier Nagpur

madam, will u use yellow colour design under purple colour. to best look.

Hi Anamika, I have the following suggestions: Change your curtains. You can order some beautiful curtain sets from "Yellow dwelling" according to your budget. IMO, the red oxide is a beautiful traditional floor which has a nostalgia factor as these are extremely rare these days. You can dress up your floor with a nice kilim rug/carpet. But for that you'll have to check some options online as they're a bit pricey Also, TBH your room needs a major decluttering process as that's the cheapest way to give your room a "makeover". Change your bedcovers too. Get rid of those tacky stickers from your furniture. Order some classy table lamps or floor lamps from IKEA (budget friendly) and you're good to go. Not sure if applying a fresh coat of paint would be within your budget but that would work wonders for this room. Hope this helps. Cheers! A

Hi Santosh, Considering the compact room size you may opt for a folding bed. You can combine this with some traditional hanging elements like a wall painting with intricate carving details, traditional window treatments/panelling. For the wardrobe go for lighter tones with glossy finishes either in laminate or glass shutters to retain the natural light source coming in. For the curtains you may opt for a combination of sheer and blackout curtains. You may check our houzz page for references, Regards