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The two equipments are in the attic. Each unit has 2 returns, one 16 and one 10'. Three return are upstairs on the walkway, and one, the 10' in the MBR downstairs. A new return could b easily added upstairs (above the main door (at 21 ft high) and also with more work and costs downstairs in the master bathroom, in the closet or in the studio. Our MBR is cold in winter since furthest away from unit and (probably) short on supply. One new supply duct of 8' (with new grill) will be added to the other 2. The problem is that from the furnace one 14' delivers air to the east side of the house to 8 grills...apparently this is too much. The downstairs unit has on the supply side a 8, a 10 and a 14' duct; a 16' and a 10' on the return side. What do you thing, is it a valid and correct option to increase the 16' return to a 18' and to add a new 8' supply to the plenum for the MBR or what would you do? I would like to do it the right way and to fix what can be fixed only one time. None of the 9 contractors I got could convince me with a solid knowledge, unfortunately! Thank you!

That should be fine just make sure the height of the night stand hits the top of mattress. Beds and nightstands typically dominate the space no matter what the size and you obviously have the square footage to accommodate.

I think “too small” is relative. What look are you going for? A smaller repeat, IMO, might look more traditional. A larger repeat would look bolder and more modern. The colors would make a difference too,. That’s just my take on it, I’m not an expert. I once put wallpaper up in a kitchen after taking a LONG time to decide, and discovered that you see the pattern IRL from 10 ft. away most of the time, not with the sample in your lap. What I thought was a medium sized print looked like mini print calico from across the room. Live and learn. I’d go to a wallpaper store and take some books home. I used to prop them up on a chair back against the wall to get a look from further away (after the kitchen fiasco). Hold the pages open with a clothespin. Now that’s showing my age. Or a bag clip.