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[stevieb]

@Oznell  What a great room. By rights, I should probably be thinking 'meh', but somehow I like it. Crisp and yet not without personality as so many 'crisp' rooms tend to be... I'm not one to embrace more modern concepts but have always loved Parson's tables, though I might have stopped with just the coffee table and possibly have chosen garden stools instead of the smaller ones...

[Patriot3]

It's too cluttered for me.

[CelticCrafter]

There's too much stuff.

[DREAMON]

I like both rooms and I really like India Hicks. I don't mind the white tables. The chairs next to the fireplace look totally out of place to me so they would have to go. I also see them on the left of the picture. Other than the chairs ..I like it.

[pommom]

I love her sheets.

[stevieb]

I'm less enamored of the dining room. While I like the furniture and the elements, this, to me, is an example of a 'crisp' room that lacks any soul... While there is a certain appeal to the snowy look, to me, it needs some kind of color, even a pale or 'washed' color somewhere would give it a spark.

[Nonametoday]

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@stevieb wrote:

I'm less enamored of the dining room. While I like the furniture and the elements, this, to me, is an example of a 'crisp' room that lacks any soul... While there is a certain appeal to the snowy look, to me, it needs some kind of color, even a pale or 'washed' color somewhere would give it a spark.

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@stevieb   Yes, me too but it is still vintage.  The whole look is British Colonial but it is not really British colonial.  It lacks the monkeys and heavy mahogany save the DR which may/may not be mahogany but it is not heavy like BC.  It is lighter in weight.  More NOLA.

[Katcat1]

That room is a mess IMO. She has chairs lined up over by the windows that do not compliment each other.  The room looks all cluttered to me and not welcoming at all.