Nah, waayyy too subtle for Wayne 
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It’s a bit too kitsch for me 
Also, being Yorkshire, it’s likely that the only vegetarian option would be rhubarb and chips.
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So in researching for a design for the en suite we stumbled upon this which is near as dammit the thing we had in our minds all along, with a few tweaks here and there (like black and white geometric floor but not that one).
I’m dog sitting today so I have laptop and and searching for the various bits starting with finding some square aqua tiles like the ones in the picture (aqua glow by Daltile apparently (US).
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I got a nice 1960s multi colour blind from a house we we were working on in Peterborough. It was a thinish one for a toilet/stairway window and larger one which I put in the bathroom. Sadly the large one broke
Wish I could remember the make. It’s in pastel colours
Someone get this bought!
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Looks an ideal project for @crimsondonkey 
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You know what, if I’d retired I’d be very tempted.
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“Guide Price”
I know your game, Mr. Guide Price
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Funnily enough, I was going to say retirement project.
“However the building, which was granted a category A listing in 2002, has been in a state of decline for more than 20 years.”
Money pit 
Run for the hills.
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Depends how much you get for being on the subsequent Grand Designs episode.
I posted this in the estate agents thread a few days ago.
They’re basically giving it away in the hope that someone with very deep pockets and the patience of Sisyphus saves and restores it.
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As my dear mum used to say, “Nothing worth having comes easy” or was it “get out of bed you feckless youth” ? 
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I visited the studio as a teenager. It made a big impression on me at the time and is probably responsible for my life-long love of mid century design. It is an exceptionally elegant example of brutalist design in a very lovely woodland setting. It’s well worth seeking out if you’re in the area even in its current state.
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Has to be worth somebody taking on, Shirley ?
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Too expensive and far away to make it remotely practical. Love to though.
I’d imagine someone will restore it to its former glory but it would be a much more attractive proposition if planning permission was in place, or could be obtained, for residential rather than commercial use.
I think that is the only way it would work, so must be a gimme.