Wow. That's trippin'.

Wozers!

I need to sit down.

This is in the Amityville horror house, right?

I wouldn't mind this in a kid's room if the colors were nicer. And yep, the rug is simply wrong.

Whew...I’ll have to go ask Alice

about this one...

She‘s out chasing rabbits right now.

Is this what vertigofeels like??

Yikes! The irony is that the ceiling would make a cool rug with a quiet wall color.

Good point, Jessica!

Super trippy for sure - hope it doesn't cause nightmares, or any lasting damage to the child's psyche...

It's a bit like being in a pointillism painting, but really up close. I think it may have worked better with more white space, to dial it down, or closer slashes. My eyes keep wanting to form objects.

It's growing on me; I do like it, and am not upset by the rug.

I do think the rug totally works here.

Your worried about the rug😂‼️

Do you think that is wallpaper or paint? I'm assuming wallpaper and kudos to the wallpaper hanger. Can you imagine? Or maybe you wouldn't notice any mistakes?

It's the bedskirt that's the outlier for me. I like the rug with the wallpaper ok, but the bedskirt next to the rug hurts my eyes. Well, what's left of them after looking at the walls and ceiling.

That would not be the walls/ceiling I'd want to stare at if I was sick. It'd totally make it worse.

Umm, it's the too girly furniture and bedding that doesn't work with the walls & ceiling. Fix that and then we'll talk about the rug.

OMG . . . feels like falling down some trippy rabbit hole- Ugh!!!

Clown barf.

I find myself laughing at the plain bedspread and skirt, like that will calm things down.

Ouch!!

Teens have enough stress ...

Clown barf.

bwhahaaaahahahahaaaa!!

Like looking through a kaleidoscope.

I love all the comments❣️When I showed the picture to my hubby we could not stop laughing. He said someone was on a hallucinogenic when they decorated.

i think it’s designed to instill responsible drinking. After waking up in that room, hungover, the resident teen will be scared out of her mind to repeat the experience.

This looks like it was shot with a telephoto lens to exaggerate the effect of the wallpaper. I actually like the bedding very much; nice and tailored, neatly made bed!

I really like that rug

How utterly fun!

All the choices work beautifully together.

I love the wall covering in that bath.

I feel so retro! When I was a kid, my parents redid my bedroom. It had plaster walls, and believe it or not, old linoleum flooring that was peeled away in some spots to reveal a ratty old pine floor. Back then wallpaper was everywhere and shag carpeting the rage. I remember fighting with my mom about how "psychedelic" to go. I wanted big and bold with big color contrast. Mom said I would soon tire of it, kept encouraging me to go with something smaller and more muted. In the end, I sort of won out. Dark purple plush carpet and wallpaper with giant pink zinnias. Known now as "mod floral," a look I still love . . . in small doses. Not on the ceiling though, and since the ceilings were so tall, Dad and Mom carefully trimmed the wallpaper so I could have about a foot of a border at the top of the wall, toning down the height. The compromise.

I didn't tire of it during my youth living there, but at some point while my parents still owned the house, it became a museum to the aesthetics of the late 60s early 70s. Some friends came to visit once and stayed with my parents, and kept making many of the same comments I see here about my old bedroom. Soon after, my Mom re-papered it in an old style victorian small floral print, more in keeping with the era of the house when first built. The thinking of the time was that wallpaper was good because it covered up cracks in the plaster walls that popped up as the house settled. That is until they cracked again and the paper tore . . .

I love the carpet. I think the room is just a smidge over the top, but not by much. Youthful exuberance! I might have painted just the top of the ceiling, the flat part, to match the color of the rug just a bit lighter. Or in white.

My kid ain't playing with that kid.

I love the wallpaper but don't know why. BTW, have I shared this photo of our new rug in our loft reading nook?

I would feel sick looking at it as a kid as I was a bad case of motion sickness, etc..and actually every time I try to open the thread and look I have a bout of dizziness and need to close again. Really makes me unwell. Very fun, but for somebody with immaculate brain workings..

I love wallpaper, generally speaking,, and I have fun memories of it, as when we got our own apartment when I was ten, it was all wallpapered by my Grandma, very tastefully if I say so myself. and was fun to look at. but didn't make me dizzy and sick

Actually I can't even look at the other elements of the room properly because I don't have them better brain workings..lol

I agree with aprilneverends, that wallpaper makes me dizzy and nauseous, too. I can't even look at it without my stomach flipping. I think if they got rid of the wallpaper everything else in the room would work, although I'm not crazy about the rug either.

tedbixby

19 hours ago

Umm, it's the too girly furniture and bedding that doesn't work with the walls & ceiling. Fix that and then we'll talk about the rug.

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It is a kid's bdrm

Back when. my teen female cousin had bdrm wallpapered w/the word 'love' (small point) spelled out in multi-colors on all 4 walls floor to 11ft ceiling

My aunt "Well, I don't have to sleep in here"

Props to her letting my cousin have it

Some other pics:

Home is in NJ

Love the rug; love it with pink; and I could like the wallpaper, if it were only behind the bed.

Hey, it’s better that a huge poster of a drugged out rock star.

I like the bedroom more than I like the art in the dining room!

My eyes don't know where to "not" look.

I like a few of those rooms and love the exterior. The bedroom itself is really darling - those windows and the ceiling shape. I've been reading a lot of novels set in Cornwall houses lately, and the bedroom itself would fit right in.

If the kid picked out the wallpaper, good for her as her creativity hasn't been squashed by others and kudos to the mom for letting her even though it isn't everyone's cup of tea. And I'm guessing later in life the kid will have fond and fun memories or at least a story to tell about this room- whether good or bad. And who knows, she may be one of our future great artist!

I like the first bedroom far more than any other room shown here.

That is truly a bad trip, and the rug is in the wrong room.

I disagree with the photo caption; I think the color in the rug is not perfect.

I love the leopard pattern carpet on the stairs - that is my favorite thing in that house, but I generally do like the house and what they've done with it.

What I like about the wallpaper in the girl's bedroom is that the pattern repeat is not immediately obvious. I also think that it encourages the occupant to close her eyes.

I take it Judy is not a rocker at heart.