i can just repeat what you wrote chijim..word by word))

If they could just tweak the upholstery on the loveseat so it lined up with the wall paper, I would be in Heaven! :)

Wow, you did it again.....lovely.

I like it too though I wouldn't have thought of doing so in my own castle...agree that loveseat needs to be repositioned to align with wallpaper. If not, what's the point?

That is just the most luscious shade of turquoise/blue/whatever you want to call it, so I have to love it. All of it.

Gorgeous...and another OCD one who would line up that settee!

I am also bothered that the pattern in the sofa/settee (or whatever it is) does not line up with the wallpaper. I do love turquoise, however.

The turquoise is great! I could enjoy a couple cups of Earl Grey in this room.

I like how what a pattern/color many would feel is too bold becomes almost neutralized when repeated in so many elements and overlaid with the paintings. But of course, like others I would have to order the workmen to redo the paper in the castle so the patterns aligned. :)

Just move the sofa!

Beautiful room.

I think the sofa is intentionally lined up on the off-set.

Intentional effects would be too clever for me to take in. My guess it was one of those unfortunate little mistakes that was corrected when the irritated owners eventually scooted the settee over where people stopped bumping into it. :)

Interesting to see a lovely fabric that these days would be mostly likely used as an accent instead draped over everything in sight for a calming, unifying effect. Nice.

If the photo had been taken from a few feet to the left or several feet to the right, I think the pattern would line up. But it does not bother me in this photo; in fact, it makes the room more interesting.

A lovely room -- the fabric has a calming effect on the many, many other elements.

Backgammon anyone? :)

I like it but would have to introduce a few accents of pink to go with the pink in the carpet, even if only a bowl of flowers. My eyes need some small spots of diversion from all that blue. Otherwise a lovely room and the chandelier is perfect.

If the settee linend up perfectly with the wallpaper, it would visually disappear. As it stands presently, it looks almost transparent. Me likey.

I guess furniture is indeed meant to be off center.

it would absolutely drive me bonkers and i would be rearranging for perfect alignment. HST, I have wallpapered bathrooms where I took the utmost care in matching light plate to the wall design and sometimes it's hard to find light switch b/c optical illusion of being smooth surface. So I can see practicality of being off center

Gorgeous. I would like to be invited there for an afternoon of backgammon.