I like 2 and 4 so I think I lean floral! Really excited to see this finished!

I like each of them in their own way.

In my opinion, each one makes a bit of a style statement. I can't put myself in your place, but if I had to choose one, it'd be the whales. I'm probably not describing it correctly, but to me it's somewhat primitive, and I like the aquatic theme.

Second choice would be the last one.

The "traveler and magician" text in #1 is a turn off for me. The script in the third one pushes it away from modern in my eye.

I think you could make any one of them work, because they are unique.

I hadn't seen these before. When able, if you can post a follow up regarding ordering, installation, quality of product, etc, it'd be worth having. To me anyway. I like seeing new things.

Thank you roarah and mangoCT. I will definitely keep everyone up to date on how this goes. From the video on Wall and Deco's site installation looks long but not technically difficult, like painting.

roarah, four is the leading contender for me, DH prefers the whales. Nosoccermom noted that #4 looks a little too boudoir. I see what she means, but I've found another shot in different light that isn't *quite* as boudoir I think.

Here are a couple of others I like as well:

I was liking the whales until I noticed the narwhal and I couldn't be singing that song every day so I'd go with the philodendron.

The only one I like is #4.

as a more permanent choice -four

i thought why..my answer: since it doesn't dictate the mood for you. you can dictate your mood to it. It can be interpreted differently every day. I don't know whether I'm making much sense..

And I do love the colors

I like the flamingo all the way. Go bold!

Any updates?

Also, I probably missed this, but where would you be putting it? You mentioned Silestone on shower floor and walls.

Bump. Did you use it?

Sorry I missed this! I did post an interim pic of it on the design forum a few months ago. It is awesome, I love it. Easily my favourite part of the new house. I promise to post a reveal very soon. Here is a pic I took a couple of months ago, before glass went in:

View to shower from bedroom:

Close up;

Silestone for shower base and walls.

sochi... my heart skips a beat whenever I see your photos. I’m curious about the Silestone colors that you used. The colors are so powerful; so much nicer than the shower mock-ups in showrooms.

Hi beanie - thx! Silestone is charcoal soapstone. I also used it on the counter on the master vanity and counter on the walnut sideboard in the kitchen. Very happy with it.

The pan is the same, Silestone Charcoal Soapstone. It is honed.

I've never seen this done. Thanks for posting your progress!

What a beautiful shower! And your bedroom wall is painted a lovely color too!

Wow, way to do something different! It looks awesome.

What a wonderful way to wake up every morning. It came out fabulous. Ok better than fabulous. I want to see a full reveal now.

Sochi, that looks fantastic. Do you mind sharing the name of the store and/or the website you ordered it from?

AGREED - I need something "awesome" for my shower and this COULD BE IT! I am in love with the whales, too! OMG!

Edit - saw the website above and it appears that there is a Miami showroom. I am calling them in the AM. If I can't use this in my shower, I think it is a need behind my bed. Just gorgeous!

THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR SHARING THIS!!!!!

I'd love to learn more about your experience actually USING it, and ideas about the cost to install.

It is from Wall and Deco - Italian. http://www.wallanddeco.com/en/

They have an office in Miami, although I ordered from Holland.

I already have a quote! Any feedback on living with this product? Would you do it again?

Jannicone, good luck! Did you get an image sized to your shower size? I had to agree to that before I got the quote. So far no problems, but it is still new. Would absolutely do it again

I just got a quote and working on understanding the system and convincing my husband. Also - need to ensure I have a really good "wallpaper" guy. I would def have image sized to shower, but they gave me the quote first. Then, I can order some samples, it appears. I got the quote out of Miami - so maybe it's getting a little easier to work with them locally / in the states.

Thanks again for posting this - it's so cool and I think it's just "the thing" I am looking for to bring pattern into my master bath.

(sorry for hijacking this - I am simply ridiculously excited about a shower product)

jmarchbanks...Silestone makes a number of different shower pans with different size options. https://www.silestoneusa.com/shower-trays/

However, I’ve been unable to locate any business in my region that can get me a price or place an order. I searched Silestone’s “where to buy” database and got a list of businesses but they all seem to offer kitchen counters and vanities. Some didn’t even know that Silestone makes shower pans and one business doesn’t sell Silestone and was surprised its name was on the web site. I wrote to Silestone for assistance and am awaiting a reply.

Meanwhile, I’m interested in the technical aspects of Sochi’s installation with regard to waterproofing, not only the wallpaper, but where the wall slab meets the pan. The pan doesn’t have a flange, and Silestone’s installation instructions are terrible.

All this interest is great! DH is taking photos his afternoon and I will post a reveal later today. I will try to answer all the technical questions then. I will title the new post: Sochi bathroom reveal: wet wallpaper + silestone showerpan for those who find this thread in the future and need to search for new thread.

yes, the wallpaper can definitely be used as a backsplash!

Hey Sochi, I'm trying to convince my contractor to use this in a shower design. How did you handle the waterproofing between the wallpaper and the shower pan? I've watched the Wall and Deco installation video and it looks like they just use a silicon-type seal over it? Seems like that will fail over time. How did you waterproof both there and between the silestone slabs? Thanks so much!!

Hi Katherine - I will follow up with my contractor and get back to you.

Hi again, he is travelling so I just spoke to him in the phone. LMK if this doesn’t make sense.

The silicone seal is the last step and primarily is to protect the wallpaper, not to prevent water infiltration, although of course it helps. First step is the cement board - wall and deco says you can install over regular drywall, probably okay but my contractor put in cement board appropriate for a wet space. Then waterproof Kerdi (Schluter?) membrane covering pretty much everywhere, overlapping appropriately. Wall and Deco have a water proof product that is applied to seams (and the whole wall I believe). This requires three coats over a number of days. Finally the silicone, which my contractor recommends be reapplied or touched up every year or so to provide additional protection the very bottom of the wallpaper.

This video about Kerdi membrane and Kerdi band may help.

We’ve been using the shower for a year now, still love it and no signs of wear or damage.

Good luck.

Sorry, here is the video.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Z2p5ZBJHp0k

Hi Sochi, what do you use to clean the wallpaper?

Any mild cleaner should be fine. I don’t scrub, but wipe down with the cleaner and rinse.

Hi Sochi. May you please share how the product was delivered. Was it in long sheets or rolls? I have placed my order and just wanting to know what to expect.

Hi - it was in rolls. Good luck with it!

Hello! I am dying to do this in my daughters bathroom. How has it held up? Has cleaning become an issue? It is a tiny bathroom and I want to do all of it in the wallpaper. What do you think?

OMG! I have been researching Wall&Deco and other creative shower wall options for weeks, and just stumbled onto this post! I would love to hear from ALL of you that have done this!!

Hi Sochi. How’s your wallpaper holding up after several years of use? No waterdamage?