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[cheriere]

Wow, that is a lot of color and pattern.  But, I think it works in this room.  It's beautiful.  I can't imagine I'd be able to put together a variety that looks this nice.

[Oznell]

@jubilant ,  good choice of a photo that epitomizes "high traditional style",  put together expertly and with panache.

I've always admired this kind of know-how.  The result is more "visually demanding" than I desire in my own surroundings--  but, for the style it represents, this is a master class in how to pull off this kind of beauty. 

[Patriot3]

A little too busy for me, but I do like the crown molding.

[manny2]

It’s busy, but well done. It works on the eye. It flows.

[jubilant]

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@Oznell wrote:

@jubilant ,  good choice of a photo that epitomizes "high traditional style",  put together expertly and with panache.

I've always admired this kind of know-how.  The result is more "visually demanding" than I desire in my own surroundings--  but, for the style it represents, this is a master class in how to pull off this kind of beauty. 

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@Oznell Yes, I agree. Very visually demanding and very traditional. Now if I could just mix this up with my cozy country it would be perfect. Ha! I'm trying but it's not easy for me especially with a big great room with pine vaulted ceilings!    

[Spacrazy]

A "wee" bit too busy for me...

[skatting44]

   The wall screen , is a perfect back drop that allows many colors in a room.  No need to buy alot of new, just rearrange  pieces  from throughout a home

[ECBG]

Very interesting with a slightly Oriental influence.  The adjoining area has the same blue as the Louis XVI chair; it must be the key color used throughout the house.

Love the shade of white on that wall.

[faeriemoon]

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@Oznell wrote:

@jubilant ,  good choice of a photo that epitomizes "high traditional style",  put together expertly and with panache.

I've always admired this kind of know-how.  The result is more "visually demanding" than I desire in my own surroundings--  but, for the style it represents, this is a master class in how to pull off this kind of beauty. 

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@Oznell I like the term "visually demanding".  It can be used in a lot of instances when you know you don't like a space but can't decide exactly what you don't like.  Often it's just over stimulating, and the term "visually demanding" sums it up perfectly.