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[spiderw]

I love the area,its' decor and furnishings are lovely and appealing.  The wall paper is beautiful and catches your eye right away.  In the fifties, my mom had a mural painted on one wall in our living room.  It was a scene of Italy and I loved it.  It was there for a long time and always looked fresh and appealing. This post reminded me of it.

[sunshine45]

dont really like anything about this space. too cluttered, especially with the wallpaper. it almost looks more like an entryway to a restaurant or spa than in a home.

[kehaara]

I really like the wallpaper. It reminds me of a Jane Austen novel, and I think it adds a lot of visual interest to the room.

I would remove the stools and leave just the flower arrangement on the round table to give the room a less fussy look.

[50Mickey]

I like the wallpaper and flooring. The rest looks dated and pretentious. Almost reminds me of an upscale Trading Spaces room. 

[jannabelle1]

This entryway is very strange to me. It looks like a variety of furniture was pulled from other rooms and plopped in the foyer. And I'm confused with the topiary/urn sitting on top of a piece of furniture - another "plop" to me!

[HiLo]

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@Katcat1 wrote:

Too much clutter and too ornate for me.

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I find this to be true of many of them.

[CANDLEQUEEN]

It is too formal for me, but I do like the wallpaper....

[faeriemoon]

It's funny how so many of you see "formal".  To my eye it's definitely over the top, but in a funky kind of way.  I don't care for formal much at all, but as I said earlier, I really like this.

[Sooner]

I don't get worrying about style unless you are a very trendy person.

I like the urns by the door, but the rest of the furniture is far too small scale for this space, and it is way too cluttered.  

[ALRATIBA]

I like the wallpaper and the flooring (tile?).  

BUT - dusting all that "extra" furniture - keepng the plants alive - just too much maintenance.

Not to mention the total lack of privacy with all those windows and glass doors.