Hi. It would look nice as it's a nice paper (!) but no you don't need to do the ŵall the same. It doesn't need to be the same colour either just one that complements

Hi Thank you very much. I just had a thought and it may be something you like the sound of. How about installing the paper you like central to the wall and framing the wall in one of our leather panels. They could be used as a frame or to create a pillar either side of the paper ? Just a thought? Or something very different is to paint the wall and buy lots of big frames and put the paper in them? Creating Art/feature wall V.I.P Walls

It's a very bold look so I think if you're going to go for it then go for it with the bolder black and white design. Try moving both of your sofas forward a few inches to give the curtains a little space. You could add a baroque style mirror on the dining wall to zone that area, perhaps a round or round'ish one. I'd also accessorise the table. If you wanted to expand the look further than switch the White cabinet for a Louis style one in a bold colour which would pop (hate that word but can't think of another!) against the wallpaper

That wallpaper is such a classic choice! Since your room is bright and spacious, you can absolutely go for a rich, dramatic shade to complement those deep green tones. A deep olive or a heritage-inspired dark sage would work beautifully, tying in with the foliage while keeping that period feel. A deep, warm brown with a slight reddish undertone could also work beautifully for a period feel, especially if you want something a little moodier.