Wow! Are those individual panels or wallpaper or ?

Adore that wallpaper! And the way it has been hung is simply genius.

Love the chintz on the chair. In the 1970's I inherited my mother's gorgeous, large, Persian Kerman, white, blue, pink rug. I used that fabric (I think it was Clarence House) for the window treatment...very English and very lovely and still is. If you don't know the big name decorators of the time, you might enjoy this article.

https://laurelberninteriors.com/dont-be-seduced-by-chintz-a-personal-story/

Fascinating upholstery with the tufting leading into the loose falling skirt.

I saw this similar style paper on IG a few weeks ago:

I like the one you posted more, though.

I like the sofa, too. And tiger chair. And lamp. :D And really admire anyone who can hang that paper so well! I’d love it for my fantasy sunroom.

Thanks for sharing, Gizmo, I’ve missed seeing you around.

So retro! I first saw that look in the late 70s early 80s I think. A Macy's store near me (Bamberger's then) had it in their restaurant, but it was a very close grid of actual framed prints. I had wanted to do that for years, but now it feels passe to me!

I love the sofa and the table/lamp with it. And the doors!

I had very similar wallpaper in my kitchen. It must have been very early 1990s. I remember I had to go to Mpls' Int'l Design center and hire the decorator who could order it. I saw some similar paper pictured somewhere recently and was laughing with DH about whether he remembered ours. (He did.)

Sometimes, just plain pretty is all you need. The door is absolutely wonderful, too.

Patterns like that, however pretty they may be, make me dizzy. I discovered this after I wallpapered a feature wall in my bedroom in San Francisco with antique wallpaper in 1977. By this time I was getting weary of Victorian architecture as well.

This room reminds me of Laura Ashley from the 1990s, which I guess is considered retro by now. I liked that sort of style when I was a small child.

I like the sofa very much, and it reminds me of a sofa design that my boss did in 2014 that we unfortunately never produced. Her design did not have tufting, but it did have loose upholstery to the floor, and she called it the "Draped Slip Cover" Sofa. We did manufacture an almost identical coffee table, however, with a lacquered linen wrap finish.

I have a few pieces of floral fabric, very similar to what is on the chair and pillow, in my collection that I have not used yet.

The table, the mashup chandelier, and the Scalamandre Le Tigre all keep it from being too retro.

I am planning on using chintz in my new sunroom, so I guess that is a nod to the Grandma Chic look too.