Can anyone suggest bathroom paper to complement my new tiles. Wall not
Debbie Donnelly
9 years ago
Looking for a nice bathroom paper to finish the room.
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Jade Brindley
9 years agoDebbie Donnelly
9 years agoJade Brindley
9 years agoMaybe something like this? The second ones tiles kind of match yours.
But if you decide to go black and white i would add in either some coloured blinds or accessories or something with sparkle in it otherwise it might seem quite dark.
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8 years agoWhy wallpaper when you could add texture and colour with Venetian Plaster that will refresh the room and give it a luxurious feel?
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