Admired recently at Iscoyd Park, a Georgian house in the English countryside: a madcap mix of color and pattern from interior designer Suzy Hoodless. Among the nine bedrooms in the house is the Day Nursery Room decorated with familiar favorites (rush flooring, Another Country furniture, and a cult wallpaper pattern) in a combination we haven’t seen before. Here?s a look at the room and ideas for how to re-create the look.

Above: The Day Nursery Room has a mix of English craft pieces.

Above: Rhapsody in blue: a mix of color and pattern.

Above: The radiator and baseboards are painted in a same blue.

Above: A view of the bedroom from the bath. For ideas on sourcing a similar pedestal sink, see 10 Easy Pieces: Traditional Pedestal Sinks. Materials

Above: Benjamin Moore’s paint color Washington Blue is a similar shade to the one used on the trim and fireplace mantel here. For more blues, see our posts Coastline-Inspired Blues and Greek-Inspired Cerulean and Aegean Blues.

Above: Designed by Daniel Långelid for Sandberg, the Raphaël Dark Blue Wallpaper is ?111.83 ($119) per 395-inch roll. See the cult wallpaper in another setting in our post Mixing Prints and Vintage Furniture with Alix Thomsen in Paris.
Furniture

Above: Another Country’s Desk One is an oak desk designed after an archetypal school desk; £980 ($1,224) at Another Country.

Above: The Stool One in oak from Another Country; £195 ($244).

Above: Also in the same Another Country se...