Only if you have a lot more artificial light in the room than you're showing.

I like this room, you just need a little color. Maybe that tall skinny plant in the corner needs to be replaced with an orange or res something and some color coordinated pillows. Take folding chair out and put a small table there. Or put the tall plant there and move chair to other side. Also. where are the pillow shams for the bedspread, and a brighter or furry throw.

Model houses I saw had much dark moody surfaces, but with metal sheen, bling, and warm-hot yellow-greens [like the corner plant, you know...].

As Michele said, I'd remove that green / go away from blonde-camel throw, and emphasize a trendy color like lemongrass, or hot green, whatever mixes and lifts it.

If the property is intended for the uber-trendy, the grays and purples in the project's photos are probably okay. But the darkness will turn off the other 95% of buyers. Use the light blues and off whites in your other photos instead.

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I would lean towards "no". I have a home staging company in S. California & we almost always encourage sellers to paint dark walls. One of the most important things that will help sell a home is light.