Have decided on a pale green by Albany called Seafoam. It is quite light so I can always go darker. Not really into matching bedding fabric to wallpaper but will enjoy picking up the accent colours to be found in the paper as a whole. I remembered today that I actually had a beautiful green on walls of my first studio flat over a decade ago - how could I forget my first love!! Thank you all v.much and yes will update with pics.

Okay here is the room in progress...... I kind of feel like everything is falling apart a little bit and I need some feedback. The wall colour will be the very pale grey tester patch just above the sofa. Those standing lamps are going and will be replaced by table lamps on the side tables. The 2 mirrors you can see leaning on the floor either side of the sofa will be hung symmetrically on either side of sofa after the room is painted. Where I feel disappointed: the rug is smaller than I'd like but I think it's pretty. The sparkly throw is also smaller than I'd like. The yellow cushions arrived today and the colour is different to what I expected. I'm not sure if the colours are working, are they?? Help please! Finally, I've ordered the below lamps for the side tables but they've not arrived yet. Do you think they will work or not? Panicking a bit now.

Hi. Do you mean Benjamin Moore? Their paint became available in the UK a few weeks ago if so. See link https://www.houzz.co.uk/discussions/paint-available-in-the-uk-dsvw-vd~225788?n=16

After lots of hard google searching, we have actually found the original photo and it is apparently Benjamin Moore Barren Plain. Photo is also on Houzz in case anyone is interested: https://www.houzz.co.uk/photos/jane-lockhart-interior-design-transitional-hallway-and-landing-toronto-phvw-vp~1267835 The points however of course remain ... it will look slightly different in our hallway so much so that any one of the other suggestions might actually create the 'look' we are after in the photo better for our light conditions! Time for more tester pots. We should set up an eBay of tester pots!