Yes, I think pink is a beautiful color for a master bedroom! The trick is picking the right pink and then balancing it with other elements that are not overly feminine. I love pink and brown together, or black. When choosing a grownup ink go to the brown section in your color deck. As you move up to the lighter colors you will see what I refer to as dirty pinks. These are softer, more pleasing pinks that men can love.

That Karastan rug creates a giant hole in the center of your room and I would relocate it to a better location. Gold lamps will pick up the gold in your framed tapestry and drapes will add texture to your room. Put the valet in the walk in closet.

@3onthetree thank you very much for taking the time to view it. i share a lot of your concerns. -the lot is over an acre all trees and rhododendron, you cant walk it. the backside of the lot is lower in elevation with a stream leading to a lake. the stream faces east, most likely the the direction of main chalet windows. so you will pull up to the back of the house(rec room). it is a raised basement fully exposed. double sliders to rec room. -the entryway was a big concern for me, but its really the style of house. pretty common for the area. maybe a small entryway to rec room with an overhang. - covered deck has a "shed roof" tying into the chalet roof, at less of an angle. -the fireplace was acting as a barrier to give a little bit of privacy, so it wasnt one giant room. i wouldnt be apposed to moving it though. the view would be great, but the fireplace is stone to the ceiling, so not too hard on the eyes. i wish i could figure out how to move the 3rd floor bedroom door, ut you do get the view when you walk out. theres 5 ft of railing on both side of the fireplace. the LPG is vented to roof(not in pic) and double sided. so you can see the fire from ktchen and great room. -the dining room from staircase wall to island is 12 ft. so you have 4ft walking space on both sides, but i agree it may be like lanes. (this will be a pool table/dining table if that makes a difference. - ill consider moving the stove, thanks! -sadly with the stairs, they had to be tucked to provide the open layout on main floor and fit 4 bedrooms downstairs. i would love to have them wrap the fireplace, but it takes up a lot of real estate. the only thing on the 3rd floor is the true master bedroom, so noone should be using them(except us) - by master skinny hallway, did you mean the loft area? -the recroom was actually always back there. but the stairs really made rearranging the downstairs difficult. the architect also had to consider dispersing the weight from main floor fire place. the hvac is geothermal, rated for over 5000sqft. ive been in models much larger with the same unit. there is a stackable washer downstairs off of recroom, the is also on in the upstairs master next to the walk in closet. (labeled ST) again, i really appreciate you taking the time. hopfully this gives some better perspective. look forward to your thoughts

Before painting, I would try new bedding. You have a print in the vintage rug, and a similar looking print in your bedding and nothing seems to stand out, at least on my monitor. I think that new lamps, artwork above the bed instead of a mirror, and more punchy accent pillows would bring the room to life.