How much of bedroom wall should I wallpaper?
Hello all! To add a bit of texture and colour I've decided to wallpaper the back wall of the bedroom. I've chosen the wallpaper, but just hoping for some advice of where I should "stop".
On the left is fine, just starting at the edge of the back wall. On the right, my initial plan was to get to the start of the door frame/architrave and finishing vertically up the ceiling. Do people think that is the best look, or would you actually wrap around the top and right of the door as well (i.e. doing the whole back wall)?
Any suggestions/advice would be appreciated!
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3 years agoThanks for the response! Have added another couple of photos. Re the bedding, have lots of different colours and patterns (or plain), so that's probably not an issue. The paint swatches are actually wallpaper swatches. The one I've gone for is 3rd from the left, link below. It's a slightly textured linen-effect paper, so pretty plain.
And if relevant, opposite the bed is just white floor to ceiling wardrobes across the whole wall.
https://www.top-designer.co.uk/products/407506-casamance-shantung-wallpaper-74182746
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