I like the colors in Traditional and Hampton. But I thought all of them had boring walls. The wall art in Traditional was too small insignificant looking. In Hampton there was none. The wall over the bed needs something.

Out of the choices given, I prefer Traditional in New York! I could change out a lot of things in it, but it comes closest to what I would choose.

I prefer the NY one. It feels so warm and restful.

I like elements of all, but in my opinion, no awe-inspiring designs.

Old Greenwich ~ The fireplace sealed the deal ..plus I love turquoise, wood and the Suzani pillow. I agree on the rug change, not partial to stripes at all.

All beautiful but can please have the Hamptons one!!!!!! That window is does it for me.

So many aspects of all these rooms that just don't turn me on, but I would vote for the New York or Palmetto Buff Rooms because of their clean, fresh colour schemes and the overall peacefulness of the room.

Palmetto. It has a very peaceful mood, and the theme isn't too formal or too casual.

I like the Palmetto Bluff BECAUSE of the antique pieces, so there! Nice blend of serene colors and vintage lace and what looks to me like curly and tiger maple finished in natural, rather than golden oak.

Old Greenwich best matches my style.

Soft and peaceful......sweet dreams!

I like the warm colors, patterns and textures of the NY Traditional which feels so cozy, but I think it needs a change in wall art and at least one more unique piece of furniture to make it more interesting. If I were to make one quick change, I would remove the picture above the bed.

Palmetto Bluff - peaceful, dreamy colors, LOVE the drapes and windows, lighting glows warm. Simple and yet elegant.

Cohasset close second - could easily climb into that big bed, and ah, the windows and view are level with it!

Like Old Greenwich, but it needs a softer and cozier chair. That one looks like it should be in an office! And I loved the colors of Palmetto, but the bed looked too small!

While the traditional in NY, is more to my taste; the palmetto bluff has just the right mixture of colors, patterns and textures.....

If I had to choose one... oh, wait I don't HAVE to choose one. Don't like any of them. They all are bland and look like they came out of a Pottery Barn (or similar) catalog.

Hamptons or Cohasset bed, definately Hamptons window and colors from Tarrytown, but MUCH more color in all the rooms, they are to flat for me.

I can't find one I like.

Old Greenwich employs a nice use of materials as well as several sculptural elements that create a fresh, modern, warm space.

I found them all kind of boring.. I tried very hard to like one of them

I love the calm feeling of the large window room over looking the woods. The wall paper is a calm wow if that makes sense. The chair and ottoman is lovely and can picture reading a book there. This room is the room I would pick as my bedroom.

I love the calm feeling of the large window room over looking the woods. The wall paper is a calm wow if that makes sense. The chair and ottoman is lovely and can picture reading a book there. This room is the room I would pick as my bedroom.

I could quite easily sleep in any of these rooms, but the NY one is my favorite. Soft muted tones and that big comfy -looking bed, plus the tall windows at the end of the room does it for me!!

I chose the Hampton Willow room. I love the big window and the view beyond!

Old Greenwich is my choice, i love the modern take on cottage, the combination of cobalt blue and natural wood, fresh, quiet and restrained. And i think the striped rug is very much with the restrained design here, i would not change it, other patterns would have been too playful.

Traditional in New York is relaxing at first glance! Soft and welcoming, part that doesn't fit is the pictures. They look like an afterthought also they are too small for the location and placement. Fell in love with the rest.

Tarrytown because of the built in bookshelves, and it looked a little cozier than the others. None of them are a real turn on for me, though.

As someone said earlier, they're all "nice", but a little bland & impersonal .. like you'd see at a better furniture showroom.

They all look nice but Cohasset Residence is my fav.

I did not feel for any of them ... But chose Cohasset Residence

I actually loved the New York, very feminine & relaxing with the neutrals but I voted for the Cohasset as I could see my husband liking that one & being it in with me more that the New York. (always a good thing in a bedroom!)

None of them really charm me, but if i had to pick one it would be Tarrytown for the book shelves

The selection doesn't have as much as contemporary as we'd like, but Old Greenwich does look like a comfortable bedroom with some nice modern touches.

I choose the Hampton Willows for the size of the space, the window and the chair. It felt serene and quiet, what I want in a bedroom. I would change the bed, too fussy and given Houzz's recent article on sleep and bedroom colors however, I would change the color scheme to blue.

AND.......some people really get their panties in a bunch when somebody doesn't like what they like...I wouldn't use golden oak for anything but fire wood. BTW, I like my First Amendment rights......

Does the First Amendment, whatever it may be, have anything to do with decorating?? Who wrote the rules on decorating anyway?? No one is on trial here it is just an open discussion. There really is no right or wrong it is all about personal taste no one has to like everything but it is being respectful towards other's tastes and opinions that is what matters. You wouldn't go up to someone in the street and tell them to change their outfit because you didn't like the colour of it so why anyone feels to need to attack someone because they don't like any aspect of their decorating is beyond me.

I like all the bedrooms. The room with the dark ceiling would be nicer with a white wash ceiling. Don,t like dark ceilings. The room with the chair and stool just move the bed if any room available or remove the footstool. Very nice. Thank you for all the great ideas!

freedom of speech, no one is being attacked, we are talking about oak not a person.....it's just silly to me that people can't make comments about what they don't like without offending some one... no one is being personally attacked . We should be able to speak our minds, shoot, if I got upset every time someone hated painted wood furniture or butcher block counter tops I would just be crying in the corner, we are speaking of decor....it just ain't that deep.

bygeorgi - I am on your side - just making comparisons.

I wanna hear peoples opinions . The more points of view the better....it's like art class, you create something, it gets critiqued , and you realize it ain't as great as you thought , then you do it better next time because you've seen some one else's view point.... that what I love about Houzz and in the end we are all after the same thing, beauty.

I like Tarrytown, in Austin. It's different , love rug over bed. The use of color is very nice. Bedding simple but classy. Bookcases add texture. It's has all the elements, that make any room, look pulled together. It's not cookie cutter. Someone used some imagination.

I like Tarrytown. The room looks cosy, a good place to just relax, enjoy a book or admire you treasures. Colours are subdued, perfect to make you feel comfy and in your own world. Peace and quiet feel.,

I love the creaminess and serenity of this room without it being boring.

I also wouldn't want any of them in my home so have not voted.

I like the Hampton Willows room best. With the color scheme it makes it feel as if the view is part of the decor of the room.

Anyone else not like the artwork in the Traditional New York? Seems out of place....less elegant than the rest of the room.

justine - I felt it a bit small and meaningless.

Blimey, River Valley, you had me worried there, my email showed up without the LOL(not really). I don't think I will ever lose the vision of Avocado Green, Harvest Gold and Orange long pile shag carpet.

I can only imagine...waking up to view of water, sunrise and sunset....relaxing, full moon over water,