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[manny2]

The color on the wall gives the room an old dated feeling. 

I am not a fan of rugs in general, so I would get rid of all the rugs and have wood. If I loved the gold, I would add a few more touches here and there and accent with it.  The walls and rug were overkill.  

[godi]

What a charming room. So inviting. 

[Drythe]

Yellow, not mustard, is on my trusted color palet. 

But,   I.  Am.  So.  Tired.  Of.   Gray. 🥱 

[Trailrun23]

The walls look like a mustard color to me. I don't care for the blue/ gray color of the sofa at all. I don't think a pale gold has ever been out of style...I especially like a pale gold with almost any shade of blue

[jubilant]

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@godi wrote:

What a charming room. So inviting. 

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@godi  To me, there were a lot of charming things in this room. I would probably go a few shades lighter on the walls but it definitely looks like someone put  things they loved into it. It's not cookie-cutter...instead...it reflects someone with a passion for things they like. I think there is something to be said for that!

[Boomernichols]

@jubilant Is this gold or jaundice?    NO>>>>>>>>

[Q4u]

I think "they" (Designers, etc.) are trying to bring back the gold but there are still too many of us around that remember the colors from the 70's and I for one do not want gold ever again!  Now I love tans and taupes and whites but harvest gold and spring blossom green can jump in a lake.  OH, and yellow.  OMG something happens to me in a yellow kitchen and it's not pretty...... 

[jubilant]

@Boomernichols  Jaundice, I think!  Yes, the color would have to be much lighter for me to "love" this room. I do like many of the items of decor.