for guests rooms

These wide-band striped wallpapers are not overly traditional or busy but bring a strong bold pattern. could be a good look for one of the guest rooms in the field space of the wall between dado to picture rail.

split mirror make for a more traditional look instead of nouvo riche

if placed correctly should reflect the room's single window from as many positions as possible. to give the feel of another window and repeat the natural light.

mirroring the flanking wall to fireplace breasts bedrooms.

this add much light and space to the room especially as in most rooms of Clayton house the windows tend to be placed so they will reflect natural light from what is usually the one window in the room. dividing the mirror up into pieces adds a sense of pattern and keeps things a touch more traditional instead of nouvo riche

not modern but also not traditional

A mix of modern with traditional furniture. If one is to use wallpapers large bold repeats/patterns that are almost comic/whimsical keep things fresh and lively and less grandmother than a traditional busy pattern

wet room treated like part of the house rather than an out of place installation

wetroom with steam machine under bench

far classier than a kit shower and longer-lasting. steam sauna machines are usually 200-300 gpb also nice to have a place to st in the shower.

chest of drawers turned vanity.

if used properly is both traditional and yet still fresh and new.

a look for the bathrooms

walking the line between the traditional period look of the house while trendy and fresh. Notice this wall is actually glossy. a look I like for the downstairs guest bath perhaps?

instead of sunken bath option 2, free standing bath infront of window?

upcycle gumtree furniture

finding a repro sideboard and turning into a vanity. perhaps not painting over everything and perhaps not Gold but a mix of paint and the original wood often a walnut veneer.

antiqued mirror wallpaper

both trendy and modern while also traditional walks line between all tastes