The burnt-orange-and-umber patterns of the carpet outside echo that of the Overlook Hotel's carpet outside of Room 237.

The iconic carpet patterns found in The Overlook’s hallway or in Room 237 have taken on a life of their own with fans, but when Unkrich did his research for the book he found very little ...

I’ve read "The Shining" probably five times, and I’ve seen furniture move on its own in a haunted hotel room at the Mount Washington, so not many things truly creep me out.

For instance, the carpet in Sid's house in the first Toy Story movie has the same pattern as the one in The Shining 's Overlook Hotel. Even the number 237 keeps appearing throughout Toy Story 3 ...

I don’t recall the pattern of the carpet, but it is clear to me now that, in a sense, we were inside this movie all along. I ask Tim what he thinks our grandmother would have thought of Room 237. “Uh, ...

The cover of that day’s edition of the festival tabloid is the poster for Room 237: a bright patch of the Overlook’s brown-and-orange-hexagon carpet and, in the center of one hex, playing with his toy ...

Jay Weidner, an author and independent filmmaker, put forward this theory in the documentary, 'Room 237', which was itself an examination of the different interpretations on 'The Shining'.

There’s a bunch of stuff in ‘Toy Story 3’: There’s a Room 237 license plate on the back of the garbage truck. We have a tissue box with the carpet pattern on it by the monitors where the ...

The guest room in your home is a place to experiment with designs and one way is via patterns. The room's décor can totally change with just a pattern (or two).

The Stanley Hotel has re-created one of ‘The Shining’s’ most terrifying scenes Estes Park landmark offering tours that feature the bathroom from Room 237 ...

Hotel that inspired ‘The Shining’ recreates iconic bathroom from terrifying scene in 1980 movie Jack Nicholson’s character finds a silent and naked woman in bathtub of Room 237 of fictional ...

That includes the movie-set bathroom but also touches like the Hick’s Hexagon pattern (the famous, red-brown-and-orange hallway carpet created by David Hicks) in one of the bedrooms.