Hi. It's difficult to say without knowing exactly what the business requirements are. What flooring is down atm as I would go for large concrete effect tiles to minimise flooring costs? Add rugs for texture plus if you need to work on the floor? I would divide the area so you have a work area and a seating area with kitchenette. Use industriał style dividers or bookcases to split the space. Colours will need to be light for working so maybe a very pale grey or white for walls but use dark blue or charcoal velvet for a sofa with maybe a leather chair. I assume the other end of the room is the same? I would build cupboards with shelves ŵall to ceiling, deep enough to hold fabric ( I might be tempted to paint these in a charcoal though!). Maybe look at a library ladder for reaching the top shelves. I'd buy an enormous old desk in wood and leather, have a look in antique shops for the double style desks. You can buy large vintage filing cabinets for any buttons, threads etc ( there's an antique shop in long melford which sells cabinets and desks if you're close to suffolk!) Use a large pendant light in the seating area with floor lamps but maybe look at the industriał style track lighting for the working area combined with task lights for the desk. You could also add mirrors to bounce the light

Greta job M&G..... mind you I would be tempted to paint the window reveal and possibly the door the same colour as the dresser unit. :-)

Hi Preethi! You definitely have the space to create the rooms that you want. There are lots of ways you can do this. The main thing is to get clear on what you need and want from each of these rooms - how you want to use them and what the flow needs to be from one space to another for you to be able to enjoy living in your home with ease. The best starting point is to create a vision for your home. You can get a taster of my unique method for creating your vision with my free Design Your Home Vision Checklist that you can get here: https://www.i-architect.co.uk/dyhvchecklist.html Another thing you can do is assess your floorplan by colouring in red all spaces and areas that are underused - this will help you to see which spaces are most easily available for you to repurpose. Best wishes with your home redesign! Jane award winning chartered architect eco-home and conservation area specialist www.i-architect.co.uk For helpful videos watch my YouTube Channel here: https://www.youtube.com/@iarchitect

I love your plans for your bungalow remodel! It sounds like you have a great vision for the space. Here are a few ideas for colors and materials that you could use to create a cohesive and inviting home: Paint: Use a light neutral color like white, cream, or light gray for the walls. This will help to brighten up the space and make it feel more airy. You could also add some pops of color with accent walls or furniture. Wood: Use wood for the flooring, furniture, and wall accents. It is a natural and warm material that would be perfect for your bungalow. Wicker: Use wicker for baskets, chairs, or other accessories. It is another natural material that would add a touch of warmth and texture to your home. Slat-Lite style acoustic wood wall panels: These panels would be a great way to add soundproofing and visual interest to your walls. You could paint them the same color as your walls or choose a contrasting color to create a statement. Wallpaper: Use wallpaper to add personality and pattern to your walls. If you choose a botanical or nature-inspired wallpaper, it will tie in nicely with the natural materials that you are using throughout the house. No matter what colors and materials you choose, make sure to use them consistently throughout the house to create a cohesive look. You can also add some personal touches with your choice of furniture, accessories, and artwork. I hope this gives you some inspiration for your bungalow remodel