Your client wants his room to be a cozy, dark, night-time room where he can entertain just one or two people for casual intimate
diners. The room won't be used during the day. The unfurnished room has a low seven-foot ceiling, two small windows facing north, and one doorway. It measures 10 feet (2.9 meters) by 12 feet (3.9 meters) with no other distinguishing features. To create the mood your client wants you'll need to A. counteract the conflicting moods
B. emphasize existing qualities of the room since they suit the decorating requirements.
C. put up a false wall to shorten the room
D. have the ceiling raised if the budget allows
I'd say B since you'd emphasize the existing qualities, 120 sq ft is about a tiny house space or smaller, so it's pretty cozy. You could also counteract the existing moods to help. Think about designing the room altogether, and good luck!
