Thank you. the current tiles in there are really quite big - much bigger than this size on the paper. To be honest I'm trying to do as much cosmetic improvement to the house as possible using as little money as possible so I hadn't thought of removing the bottom tiles and doing that whole wall with this paper but yes I think that would look good, much better than doing half. I imagine we could remove the current tiles ourselves but would then get someone in to re plaster that bit of wall? If so, how long is it before you can paper a newly plastered wall?

I would agree with the previous comments. A plain fabric will enhance your wallpaper as a feature. I have a similar look at home and used plain curtains to make the wall paper really stand out. If you opt for a lighter weight fabric you could always use an interlining to ensure you don't compromise on warmth. Interlining is a padding, it sits between your curtain and curtain lining and comes in different densities, I used an interlining that was attached to my curtain lining for ease. Dianne PS please ignore the bunting, its not a permanent feature :-)

Hi leo and grace, this is a cool looking wallpaper, very nice but in a north east facing room I would suggest you boost the colour up a bit. Bedrooms should always avoid yellow - it doesn't help you sleep. So here are a few suggestions... Liberty matt Amborella, it's soft and very pretty without being too 'pink'. It will work really well with your grey wallpaper and you could take this all the way around the room. This blue green is Royal Academy - Glass Beach, it's a gorgeous colour, and very restful. My final suggestion, and one that adds a bigger punch of colour, is Royal Academy -Sand Glass. I don't suggest you paint this all the way around the room but rather use it in combination with a grey that perfectly matches one of the greys in the wallpaper. I visualise stripes! Let me know if I can be of any further help. I could put together a mood board for you with sample colours. Best wishes Yasmin.

Lovely light fitting, will it match your interior decor and furniture? it's hard to tell without images. images of the space would be highly appreciated. Are you going for a a grand look (assumption based on light fitting)? it's important for the light to fit into the scheme, especially if the room will not be decorated for a couple of years. Good luck