The lighting fixture will depend on the size of the room and the amount of light desired in lumens per sq ft. For example - if the room is 20' x 20' and you wish to have an approx lighting level of 20 lumens per sq ft, the requisite output is 20 * 20 * 20 = 8000 lumens to be produced by all the lighting fixtures. Another consideration is the number of fixtures as having all the light coming from fewer fixtures would imply using brighter light sources which could be impractical for the following reasons Difficulty in getting the lighting fixture and bulbs in the desired size and style. Higher price as the light output and input wattage increases as the increased heat has to be dissipated. Concentration of light around the fixtures instead of having a uniform distribution. Possible alternatives - Augmenting the wall mount lights with either table lamps, floor standing torchieres (CFL or Led). DIY cove lighting - light strip laid on top of crown molding. There are many vendors, for example flexfireleds, phantomlighting

While I have not previously installed Aberdeen it is one of Techo-Bloc's premium 'slab pavers' with face mix and what they call an in-line sealer. Their premium products are designated as HD2 (high density) in the 2020 catalog. HD is referencing more cement in the mix. https://www.techo-bloc.com/collection/catalogs/catalog-usa/ Their catalog also shows all the wall options, some of which are more complementary to Aberdeen than others. If you are working with a local landscape supply outlet they may provide you with small, freebie samples. If a contractor is doing the work then he or she can certainly get you a reasonable amount of free samples. As mentioned by Yardvaark, view the sample(s) in context with your home to see if it feels good and looks right. Bluestone is a more timeless, classical product and thermal bluestone is always in the best of taste. Bluestone works with a wide range of home styles from contemporary to neo-colonial and beyond. You might want to have both thermal and natural cleft to view at your home. Limestone walls and counters are a very traditional approach and a frequent companion to bluestone patios. With either option the patterning of the stone will also make a distinct difference in how it presents itself. The patterning options for Aberdeen are in the Techo catalog. The patterning options for bluestone are myriad. While I have wet-set a number of bluestone patios over the years I have yet to wet-set a modular patio. You might want to confirm with the supplier/contractor that wet-setting the Aberdeen is a satisfactory process. The photos below show an assortment of bluestone applications and may be helpful with your thought process. Good luck and post some photos when you finish. Blue/Blue Thermal, Dry Set, Limestone Columns Blue/Blue Thermal, Wet Set Blue/Blue, Natural Cleft, Dry Set, Limestone Walls w/ Bluestone Coping Blue/Blue Thermal, Wet Set on Porch, Dry Set on Walk Blue/Blue, Wet Set, Limestone Treads,, Limestone Facade

I happen to love toile and have blue and white toile wallpaper in my bedroom. But yes, do it on all the walls, especially since the wall behind your bed doesn't leave much room for any sort of large-scale pattern. The mirrors and headboard take up so much of the space. You could also paper the room in grasscloth, which gives color and texture without a busy pattern.

It will take a bit of math, but you want the correct size for the wall. If you’re choosing wall art for a predominantly empty wall, your wall art should take up about 60% to 75% of the available empty wall space (the portion not covered by moldings or furniture). The first step is to measure the height and width of the wall. Next, multiply the measurements by both 0.6 and 0.75. As a result, you will get the best range of canvas print sizes to suit your unique space. if your blank wall is 9 feet tall and 5 feet wide, multiply 9 by 0.6 to get the low end of the ideal height range. Then, multiply 9 by 0.75 to get the high end of the ideal height range. Do the same for your wall's 5 feet width. The ideal height of the canvas would be 5.4 - 6.75 and the ideal width would be 3 feet - 3.75 feet. Dove Wing loves green...so a properly sized landscape would work. One may look a bit lonely but if you add a battery powered picture light over it...maybe a floating shelf under it (wider than the art), I think it would work well.