It’s always a bit sad when a great property looks like it’s been decorated as a job lot. This house doesn’t actually reveal anything at all about the owners - it only bears the stamp of the designer. To me, the mark of good interior design is that it’s personal. This house isn’t. All the patterning is clearly the work of the designer. The art looks like cheap pieces with no intrinsic quality, again assembled together by the designer, as opposed to a collection that has grown organically. There are no objects that reveal anything about where the owners have travelled, their interests, etc.
I think it’s a fair assumption that this is an investment property, the owners probably have many other houses and this is, at most, a very occasional residence. Hence the lack of personality. It looks cartoonish - very “Russian oligarch/Dubai junior prince/Chinese billionaire does London”
I’m fully on board with maximalism and colour (my living room is the same pink as that dressing room - clutch your pearls😊) but not like this.
The problem with houses that have been 100% designed, is that it can be quite hard to change things on a piecemeal basis without breaking the spell. So you’re looking at a multimillion project to redecorate.
Having said all this, I would gladly take it as is, if someone gave it to me…