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[OKPrincess]

Nay. If the bed is centered on the wall, it’s way too small and crowded. Too formal my liking.

[Tique]

With all that stuff, it needs to be in a much larger room. If the room has to stay the size it is now, I would have to remove some of the furnishings. Not sure why that huge chandelier - which I hate in that setting - is there. Chandelier out! Would remove that footstool; it has no storage and working within such a confined space, things need to have a dual purpose so out it goes. I like the vase but it has become clutter. Out! Extra pillows out!

If all the above changes were made, I could live with it but my preference would be to not.

[shoptilyadropagain]

It's not my style and the room appears small.  If that's the case, there is way toooooo much going on.

[Drythe]

Minus the green flowered pillow rolls, the orange curtain rod, and the rug, I like it.

I think removing the rug would give the room a more spacious feel.

Like the screen in back.  Might like a thin rail wrought iron 4 poster instead.

Looks comfy.

[ScenicMaine]

The rug's not bad - the rest, NOPE, way too busy!

[Bri369]

I like it.

It's too small of a room.  The way the headboard fabric is wrinkled is bugging me.  LOL

[Patriot3]

I like it for a small room, but could do without the mural behind the bed and the rug.

[stevieb]

I like all the elements except perhaps the rug, but they overwhelm the space, making it feel constricted. Still, for me, it's an appealing bedroom. 

[Spurt]

Don't like the mural nor the rug, just too many patterns,  not my style

[wilma]

Way too formal looking for me. I don’t find this relaxing or inviting. My bedrooms are small, but this one looks overwhelmed from all the stuff. The one piece I could live with is the nightstand under the gold shade.