kswl - your O&L paper sounds wonderful! there is a really lovely metallic acorn paper in one of the books now. Sigh... I love so many of them. I used a different O&L paper with hummingbirds in my master BR. trailrunner - I would love share more photos, but I will eek them out as I have rooms more ready to show or get feedback on! Would love to see photos of your home as well! debrak - so thrilled that you noticed the way we designed the rail. That was added. I fell in love with a pedestal sink that was too tall for the existing chair rail, but I wanted to keep the rest of the chair rail at the existing height. So my carpenter and I figured this out. Here is a "before" photo. Quite a difference!

I love it! I've never been a big fan of wallpaper in general, but I really do love yours and now am anxious to see the finished room. Very pretty! Lynn

I really like the console sinks. (And I hope all these pictures come throught!) if you can swing getting one of these (and they come in diff styles, sizes, gold/black/chrome/ or white or black marble) I'd get one. another console shot and Picture frame trim molding on the inside of board/batten wainscot. This was painted in a glossy finish. If you do black, so at least a semi-gloss i photoshopped your paper onto this taller wainscot done in a more refined beadboard finish. you'd ned the gold metal though. this chrome does nothing w/that wallpaper you've picked. Here's nother photoshop of that black marble/gold console from my previous comment. Another angle. Put in the paper above the black wainscot. They have a black/white marble mosaic floor. I'd prob do the black marble basketweave flooring w/this combo. I have it in my bathroom with a gold schluter metal edge (to seperate it from the other flooring). here's a close up of it wouldn't this black marble look killer w/the black wainscot?? I did another one, below: I did photoshop your paper onto this picture w/the black tile wainscot. I really like this. (what is your flooring going to be? Pick that first) What do you think of this one? I'd still like it better w/the console sink, and I think I like the gold better, but this is very pretty. If you wanted the white wainscot, here a shot w/similar type of paper above it, white marble basketweave floor tile and the gold mirror/sconces. I don't like this vanity. This wainscot is a board and batten, a double pattern. this one would be eaiser to do. Just a simple rail and stile layout w/a piece of chair rail molding on top. (to figure this out it's basic math to determine the spacing and size of your molding. plenty of how to's and tutorials online) I found a lighter green color w/a console sink so I shopped in your paper, mirror/sconces. This is a bit more vintage/traditional. but I wanted you to see it w/the lighter green color. So here are some colors you can look at. you mentioned it was teal or green base, so either go w/those colors or find a black with the green or blue undertones. for example, this DE color Midnight Spruce is actually a black, but w/a deep green undertone Looks great w/the paper and the gold and marble sink. I gave some other dark teal/green undertones in the corner if you want something lighter: Raccoon Fur and Cheating Heart are both BM blue/blacks. The 4 colors at the bottom are either the green or the blue/teal tones. You could actually paint the ceiling w/any of these colors, even if you decide on a black wainscot. The blue or green ceiling paired w/a cool gold light would look very nice what about this look? I love the thick black baseboard. So you could do the entire thing in your paper, or just do the one wall in the paper, or do the whole room in the black wainscot w/the paper above. But I prefer this type of sink and the marble mosaic floor. (this one, or some of the others)

I will disagree with Jan. Doing one wall in paper can turn out nicely and allow for a busier paper than would otherwise be comfortable, especially in a small space. I have hung wallpaper in many rooms myself including those I've pasted and those that were prepasted, but I've never done peel and stick. I'm not sure how it would work as, part of hanging paper, is being able to slide it so that you can get the seams to line up perfectly so they don't show. With it sticking on contact, I would think that would make it much harder. If you do decide to paper yourself, make sure you book the paper (folding each strip glue side to glue side and letting it rest). Also I've found that the fuzzy part of a paint roller, not in the handle, is a great smoothing tool...it allows you to apply enough pressure without scratching the paper at all. And absolutely prep the walls before hand or you will hate yourself when you decide to remove it.