I don't mind the curtain fabric, but draw the line at the shape of the pelmet and the beaded fringe. Neither do I like the grey wingback chairs - wrong colour and way too big for the space. And the non-matching throw blankets did nothing to enhance them. Pro-tip for them - don't buy Hermes throws. It's an awkward room shape for that big heavy four poster bed. Notice too that new bed curtains were only attached to the end of the bed frame and not the pillow end. I like the prints, however, the shabby effort at framing them wasn't the way to go. Yes, it's fine to buy cheap frames at Emmaus to use, I do it myself, but to hang them with the chipped old paint doesn't doesn't suggest antique or vintage - it just makes the frames look damaged because they are. Despite what Steve said, I'd have put proper matt-board surrounding the prints too. Still, I give them credit for trying and I wish them sweet dreams in their new bedroom. They love it and that's what matters. They've done a far superior job of it that Fanny would have ever done. She'd have smothered the walls in some god-awful and woefully expensive print, put kitchy nick-knacks on every surface, brought in a drinks fridge, then added a chandelier that would dominate the the room. She would have also hung it too low, stunning anyone who entered the room into unconsciousness when they inevitably wacked their skull into it.