Drawing Area with Blue Ribbed TV Feature Wall

Not really, as long as it stays on one wall. Here the blue sits only behind the TV while the rest of the room stays white, so the eye reads the blue as depth at the end of the room rather than as walls closing in.

The ceiling has a black track running in a loop with small spotlights clipped onto it, so the light can be aimed at the TV wall or the photo wall. There is also a small pendant near the corner for a softer glow in the evening.

It is a plank floor with a weathered wood look in greyish brown tones. Planks like these are easy to keep clean in a room that sees a lot of daily use, and the grey undertone works nicely with the blue wall.

It is a black-framed glass partition with a grid pattern that separates this drawing area from the living space next to it. You still get light and a sense of openness across both rooms, but you can shut it when you want the TV sound contained.

That is exactly what this one is. The TV unit runs along the full length of one wall, the seating hugs the opposite side, and the round tables are small enough to move around easily, which keeps the walkway down the middle clear.

The ribbed panelling and the long TV console are the two big items, so the number depends mostly on the wall width and how much storage you want in the console. Once the wall is measured we can put a proper figure to it.

Yes, there is a split AC mounted high on the wall above the seating, plus a ceiling fan in the middle of the room. Placing the AC on that wall keeps it away from the TV wall so it does not break up the ribbed panelling.