Hi, to all of you! It's Rhoda, from Southern Hospitality & I'm so happy to see this post & the other one talking about the beadboard wallpaper. I loved it SO much, I added it to my online shop, so thank you Moccasinlanding for mentioning my blog & shop! I so appreciate any of you who have ordered from me. It's been my biggest seller and I can't say enough good things about the product. I'm so happy that so many of you have used it successfully too. Please feel free to come on over to my blog & browse the beadboard projects! I've been thrilled with everything I've done with it. I love the kitchen cabinets that I saw in the other post too, great way to update a kitchen. And yes, as mentioned, I've seen some other versions of beadboard wallpaper, but the Graham Brown UK version that I have in my shop is the BEST! No comparison at all. The others don't look real and this one does. I'll add a link to my shop too. Thanks so much! Here is a link that might be useful: Beadboard wallpaper

if the paper is hung properly, the humidity shouldn't be a problem... I love wallpaper in powder rooms! are you planning to hang it yourself? you probably should try to sand the walls so they are at least pretty smooth-- it would be hard to use the smoothing tool if there are too many bumps, etc... probably would affect adhesion too! if you're hanging it yourself and you're not too experienced, I would get an overall pattern that is a little busy that will help to mask little errors-- not too many areas that need super careful matching ... and don't get too linear of a pattern. putting crown at the top is great way to mask any issues you might have at the ceiling! (esp if you put it up after you paper! that way you don't have to be too careful at the ceiling! :)

Hi djbretches, I know I'm late to this thread, but in case you're still working on the space...I think they may have been mistaken. This paper is made to order and comes in at ~$85/yard with a 5 yard minimum. I suppose it's possible there are rolls being sold somewhere for $115/roll, but based on him saying "with a 5 roll minimum" I think it was a misunderstanding. Super expensive, but you can also customize the colours in the print for the same price per yard. They do strongly recommend a strike through (a test sample) which will set you back another ~$180 plus freight costs ~$45, but I would guess that if someone has $85 / yard in the budget, the test sample prices aren't a concern. If you contact the company, Galbraith and Paul, they may send you out some samples. I am a designer by trade which they may have detected, however this was not discussed with the rep during my call and they happily sent them out. Some companies specified as open to the trade are less strict than others.

Cool ,good luck ,hopefully someone can help .I can see that in a laundry room for sure not so sure about a kitchen and especailly not as backsplash behind a range pretty much not practical there at all. One of those just because you can does not not mean you should .