I love wallpaper in bathrooms but not this wallpaper. I say remove it. Most people have no imagination. So the wallpaper may just make them not see that is actually a nice bathroom. Sometimes removing it is a pain, sometimes it comes down easy. But people think it's hard so don't want to tackle it. Do it for them and paint it something that goes with the permanent fixtures of the room. If it is a vinyl as most bathroom, the top will come down in one piece. Then just spray with water to saturate the paper that's left over and remove. It will take time It needs to be wet. Beyond that remove the valance and your jewelry hooks. it will look so much better and appeal to more people. Since the glass is frosted you can remove the shutters or leave them for added privacy. They would be something a new owner could easily remove.

palimsest I am for sure not going to do wainscoting. I really like where you showed what that would look like with the side wall papered and the fixture wall painted. The side walls wouldn't be too hard to do and I really do think it would look good. If I do the side walls in the paper and paint the fixture wall black then What is your opinion on my oil rubbed bronze towel bar, light sconces and tp holder? leave them, paint them(what color?) or replace them(what color?)

My daughter's came from TARGET!!! She is a huge DIY'r and had planned to cut a terrazzo pattern with her Cricut machine. She came across these offered by Target in the exact colors she wanted--sooo much easier than the original plan. It took HOURS because each piece is individually placed--so no seams. Again the longevity/quality has yet to be tested as it is only a month old. Never heard of wall paper liner. That would have come in handy back in the day after HOURS of scraping my mom's sand paper texture and it still bled through our wall paper job. I was wondering if there were a sealer/poly that daughter should now apply that would help it all stay put?

Personally we have not used Peel & Stick and will not use when specifying for clients. It can be used as a quick fix or a temporary change, but the selections are very limited! You will have many more options if you search for a wallpaper that is a non-pasted, pre-pasted, OR self-adhesive material. Type II Vinyl can also be used in residential applications! It is a heavier duty type of paper. We would also recommend hiring a professional wallpaper hanger to do this job for you! Some wallpaper brands we have had great success with and would recommend include; Thibaut, A Street Prints, & Anna French. Astek has many options if you prefer a Type II Vinyl, but all the previously mentioned brands have some Type II Vinyl as well.