John Lewis is a good place - loads of books of wallpapers and they also have rolls on display. I'm not sure about the Trafford store as I usually go to the Cheadle one. If there's a sample you need of something that's not in store, they order in for you. I also go to Laura Ashley, same again if they don't have a particular one in store they order a sample and its posted to you. I've found Wallpaperdirect pretty good too. I do know a few who swear by Wilco for decorating supplies but I don't have one near to us.

I've managed to find it now :) For anybody interested http://www.photowall.co.uk/photo-wallpaper/january-magpie-1

Make your own ,paint the wall the color you want the background to be,in this case it looks creamy white do BM white dove, then get stencil of your choosing and use metallic paint to give the look of the paper, you may not have the exact print but you could duplicate the look with some creative thinking

Hi. The room appears quite dark atm so I'd go for a warm neutral on the walls, perhaps try farrow and ball or little Greene. For the wallpaper Maybe a subtle pattern in a metallic to bounce some light or a grasscloth effect paper to add texture. I'd lighten the sofas up with throws and cushions in different textures and patterns. Do you prefer a neutral scheme or colour? Have you considered recovering your seat pads on the chairs to lighten them up and maybe add pattern? It's easy with a staple gun! A vase of faux flowers on the table would look great (I love the hydrangea from Oka!) unless of course you can afford real each week and a plant elsewhere. Agree re pendant light over dining table and lamps to cosy the space. Perhaps a bigger rug for the living area to zone the seating space and one for the reading area. Is it also possible to shorten the curtain pole on the main window? For accessories do look at chrome, glass etc as they will bounce light