Frank's room. Oh, my. To steal a line from Apu: "Krishna H. Vishnu." The walls and ceiling are a dark purple. I liked the colour better on my other TV set than I do on this one -- but I know the colour on this TV is more accurate, so I guess I'm not as crazy about this purple as I first thought. On my other TV it was still dark, but softer, and greyer. It looked so beautiful I was prepared to paint our bedroom that colour when I get to it, rather than the lighter, greyer version of purple I thought I'd already settled on. It's still an okay colour -- just looks grape-ier and less muddy than I'd want. I really like greyed and muddy colours. You can't see it here, but the window wells are painted blue. The bed, with the same headboard, is in the same place, between the windows, with that scoop-de-doo Wal-Mart representation of a "canopy" sort of framing it. Just awful. The bed is piled with an uncoordinated assortment of pillows in what look like a variety of silky fabrics in dark purple, purplish grey, fuchsia, dark blue, burgundy, white, and I don't know what-all. There's a skimpy bolster in a shiny purple and silver fabric that looks like a large, festively dressed sausage. The bedspread and bedskirt seem to be ready-made in an ornate wine and white pattern influenced by Arab ornamentation via Sears. The trash-basket nightstands are on either side of the bed, with the newly corded and beaded lamps on them. Not much room for anything else, though. The navy drapes are back on the windows, with, it looks like, some white curtains underneath. The valances have been printed with gold stencilling. In its original spot is the wing chair -- I can't tell in this light and with all the dark colours going on whether it's been slipcovered or if it's still red. Yes, indeed, I think it's still red. It's draped with some dark purplish-blue fabric. There's a lamp next to it, and next to that is the wooden chest that used to be at the foot of the bed. Above that are four framed pieces of "art" that seem to be mostly white space with some abstract sections of gold paint. Next to the chest is a tall, narrow white cabinet with a shuttered door. There's a vase full of peacock feathers on top of it.