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[jubilant]

[January121]

I like the room but, I don’t like the mixture of the colors of the fabrics on the chairs.

[Nonametoday]

that's very beautiful but it is not what I think of as British colonial.  But then I think of it as campaign furniture, heavy Chippendale, palm trees, those fans used by the cabana boys, indoor/outdoor shutters to protect the interiors from the gales, moquito nets, rattan and rosewood chairs.  The windows are reminiscent of BC as is the light-colored sofa.

I once (thought) decorated in British Colonial and it looked a lot like this except I had ivory trim, coffered ceilings and wheat colored walls.

[spiderw]

Whatever the design I'll take it.  It is lovely.

[on the bay]

I would never have this for my home but I could see being invited to visit and appreciating it all (if that makes sense lol!) 

[stevieb]

Both @jubilant's OP and the room posted by @Nonametoday are really very appealing rooms, but the second reads more as British Colonial to me. The OP doesn't strike me as being of that style at all.

[stellabystarlight]

I do like both rooms.  The first reminds me of a British living room in India when the British occupied the country. It looks warm and inviting.

[Sooner]

Lovely yes, and to me just a traditional decor.  Nothing whatsoever about British Colonial. 

[shoekitty]

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@jubilant wrote:

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Love it   In the other photo I hate the art work.  A pear in that room is so like a staged home in real estate   Meant to be non provoking.  I am more fussy about artwork than i am about somethings .   I love the colors in photo above

[godi]

To stuffy for me.