Could you live with this master bedroom

[botswanabanana]

Every wall covered in Kate Forman fabric (apart from the expense at £90 a metre)?

Wallpaper with a big dark print plus wooden furniture darkens the room. Also, the mirror, lamps etc are the wrong size for that print. Suggestions FWIW (my style is modern though which may not suit the property):

• white curtains
• white furniture
• a really big painting, mostly light coloured and/or a much (much) bigger mirror
• no small wall hangings
• either huge or tiny lamps
• a big, bright light fitting over the bed
• a couple of items in the room in royal blue (could be table lamps).

From what we can see, room dimensions and proportions look good. I like a lot of Kate Forman but find that amount overkill and don't like the colour. Colour would be deal breaker for me, I really hate red especially in bedrooms.

Fabric on bedroom walls is actually a high end decorator favourite, and it does wonders for absorbing noise.

I don't care for the walls but I love the bed. Where is it from?

Yeah it’s lovely

Not the wallpaper but I'll take the rest of it thanks.

I quite like it apart from the identical signs and the bed. The walls,.floor,.chair and drawers have a nice old cosy feel,.maybe slightly 1980s rich American?
I looked at the link for the rest of the house and the brick shower thing is unbelievably horridly creepy. Can't even look at it. Would never want to be naked there.
I like the living rooms. I really dislike the 9 pane mirror in the kitchen. Made me think of B&M Bargains..it's a real hotch porch of a house.

Fabric? On the walls? Not wallpaper? I don't understand how it's attached...doesn't look hideous but I just don't get it

maybe slightly 1980s rich American?

That’s exactly it. Wallpaper = Osborne and Little 1985 style. The bed is very American.

I moved into a house with William Morris on every wall, not quite fabric, but expensive and obviously very much loved by previous owners.
I’ve lived with the bedroom paper for two years now and decided it’s time to paint over it. My main reason is that I like patterned duvet covers more than I like the paper. With patterned wallpaper you have to go for v plain one colour duvets.
But I don’t understand, if you don’t like it and you’re buying the house, why can’t you just change it, why does the fact that it’s £70 a meter make any difference, you’re not paying for it?

@Laaalaaaa

Paint it grey? It’s a beautiful room.

Painting it grey would be going from one extreme to the other....loads of interest/colour to zero interest/colour.

@BrightYellowDaffodil

It wouldn’t be my choice but I could certainly live with it, especially if it suited the house.

Please, whoever buys it, for the love of all things fucking sacred, don’t paint it grey. Don’t paint anything grey.

Hasn’t grey gone out fashion now? If so, I pity the poor people that painted their whole house grey!

With patterned wallpaper you have to go for v plain one colour duvets.

Absolutely not. Pattern on pattern can be a wonderful thing.

I must be weird because I think it’s lovely. I like houses with rustic charm.

Are you just showing off that your walls cost £90 per metre? Because it seems like it.

@jigglybits

Are you just showing off that your walls cost £90 per metre? Because it seems like it.

I wouldn't have thought showing off about that is likely. There are many wallpapers which are over £100.

It's very French.

When I was an Au Pair in France in the early 90s a friend worked in a house where the parents had a similar room ,but with a much more flowery fabric on the walls. The same fabric was on the lampshades, waste paper bin, etc. Even the bedside table light wires were covered in the same floral fabric.

It was undoubtedly very expensive fabric, but sometimes when the parents were away we would go in and look at it and giggle at how horrendous it was.

It looks too contrived to me like a b&b trying to market itself as an old rectory or dower house.

The coal storage bathroom looks like where Jack the Ripper would have scrubbed off the aftermath of a night’s work.

I love it.

Looks great for social distancing !
Ready for a visit from Count Dracula !