It depends what style you're trying to achieve. The first one is softer and would suit a more vintage vibe. The second one is a little more modern and would fit an MCM look.

For a bedroom I like the first one because it is more restful. It also looks hand painted like a watercolor.

I like B/Fabstract. I think I would quickly tire of A/Edith - too mushy/messy for me.

Meh. They both remind me of Rorschach tests. And neither one does anything for the wooden headboard or the hardwood floor

I am trying for a peaceful and eclectic but put-together vibe. I am looking at these elements for the room. Nothing purchased yet. Need to decide on wallpaper.

Ivory bedspread and white sheets

Even considering grasscloth for the walls

I would appreciate your suggestions. Do you like grasscloth? These patterns are on sale. 1st is arrowroot and 2nd is sage and camel.

Or... bermuda hemp in pear green.

Does not fussy mean no-like? The rug is just an idea. I agree that it may not work with the wallpaper. I can't make up my mind on a pattern.

This is my favorite pattern - a print on sisal in emerald, but I can't afford it.

I would rather see a moody, dark color, like teal on that wall. It will make that gorgeous pink chair and lovely art stand out by grounding them. Too much pastel is a washout. I love pastels, but they need contrast to work.

It looks like the wallpapers that you have shown us are all over the place. I think you may want to back off and start with creating a color palette that includes the furniture, as well as bedding and flooring. I'm not big on the idea of finding wallpaper first and then designing around it.

With a bedroom I prefer to start with the bedding and then work from there to wallpaper, paint and lighting,

I actually like both papers, depend upon everything else in the room.

The bedding I like is ivory/off-white linen with white sheets. Like this:

Table lamps like these: