As always some fab points. I have considered price but the cost of paper was far less than having every wall skimmed but to be honest paper was more feasible for the time frame as there is no chain we can complete quickly. The 3 living rooms come off the hall and the bottom one is straight ahead of the front door which will be the dining room so I was thinking wallnut floor in hall and dining room but I'd like to have carpet in the other 2 reception rooms which will be library and sitting room as I have wood floors now in my sitting room and as much as I love the way it looks I feel like I'm forever cleaning it. It seams silly to place pet the hall though especially with children's muddy feet. There is no cornices in any of the upstairs rooms so I think brick effect paper will work well in the master. I'm stil not sure wetha to do all walls or just feature wall. We have wallnut furniture which I love so I think it will be a fab room. My daughters room I'm most excited bout it's just trying to decide how much of which colour more Grey or more pink or equal both I'm leaning more towards more grey because it will be easy to change the pink as she ages. My step son is difficult as he had probably had a different room every year in our house as he's aged he's gone from toy story to batman to Barcelona fc. So now I'm saying no to themed rooms. I was thinking maybe a mural on the wall behind the bed maybe black and white New York sky line or something and keep everything else very simple black and white??? The floor boards aren't in great condition and I know I probably stand alone when I say this but I don't actually like the look of original floor boards unless they are perfect. I agree with the decor flowing through the house and aside from the kids rooms it will all be pretty neutral. The dining room leads out into a beautiful garden so I was toying with trying to bring the outside in with some nature tones I'm just not sure how to go about it? Any suggestions for a dining table colour as it will sit on wallnut floor or am I just being picky and it doesn't really matter, just in my head an oak table on wallnut floor doesn't look great. Wish I'd taken pictures so I could show before and after I'll have to remember to when we move

Good afternoon Nathan I've been thinking on this again as it has caught my interest. Strangely enough a chap who bought our previous house has requested some samples and I will be meeting with him soon and they are for his home cinema, I didn't consider the acoustic element so thank you for raising this. One last thing I just thought of is alongside the plain and patterned silks (and linens as mentioned above by Victoria above) we can offer a Wool/Silk blend which I think would offer great warmth and acoustics for you. Feel free to get in touch even if it's just to talk through some ideas. Best wishes Jake Ward Eades Bespoke.

Thank you both, it's really kind of you to help. The master bedroom is quite large with high ceilings as it would have originally been a drawing room, so I'm planning to paper all the walls in that room as opposed to having just a feature wall. With a complimentary paint colour above the picture rail and the ceiling. Following your advice I think I'll then paint the first floor guest room (come nursery) in one of the warm accent tones from the paper. I've found the paper is also available in a beautiful blue so I'm thinking I'll use this in the front second floor guest room, and paint the second guest room on that floor in a complimentary paint colour. That plan could be boarding a little with the boutique hotel look though which I wanted to avoid : / You've really helped! Thanks so much.

Hi again, I think the best bet would be to pick out the blue/green for behind the stove, otherwise you will always have a vertical cream / grey stripe breaking the wall up. You could always wallpaper across the enitire wall and put a piece of clear glass behind the stove (screwed not glued), which would tie in with your glass hearth. Another option would be to have an enamel heat shield made for behind the stove in the blue / green colour. The same colour could be used for the wall behind the sofa whch would contrast well, then paint the other walls in one of the cream shades. It sounds as if you have plenty of light being south facing, so it should be OK. The inset photograph illustrates an enamel heat shield.