If the room is well ventilated and the wallpaper is hung well then humidity shouldn't cause any problems! Plus a well chosen wallpaper can really add the 'wow' factor to a bathroom. See this [Houzz story[(https://www.houzz.co.uk/magazine/create-a-statement-cloakroom-with-wow-wallpaper-stsetivw-vs~25743789) for inspiration.

Hi, There are several options in my mind for your project. Glass Tile Mosaic You can find budget one, as well as it works good with plugs. Unusual Materials: Plywood or laminate It works good in a kitchen. You can choose light colours (white, grey) Chalkboard Paint Budget Friendly: Tin Sheets The tin backsplash in this white kitchen is a budget-friendly fix that also adds visual interest. Plastic wall panels This is a good idea if you don't want to spend a lot of money. Ikea has double-sided panels, they need to be installed in special frames. Pros of plastic that it's easy to cut Wallpaper There are a lot of waterproof wallpapers collection. They are washable as well. Metal/Stainless steel Easy to wash Mirror You can cut mirror into tiles and glue it. Hope this information will inspire you! Anna

You can use some normal wallpapers and make it splashproof by applying decorators varnish over the top (for use in a bathroom but not wet areas) but I haven't heard of waterproof wallpaper but may be wrong. You can use wetroom panels, here's one company that allows you to customise them but I'm sure there are others around https://www.showerwall.co.uk/product-category/custom-collection/ This company also do art printed on tiles, again there may be others https://www.surfaceview.co.uk

Hi Monica, I've just done my bathroom walls with vinyl! Was relatively easy, just like putting up wallpaper and the water just runs off it. Got mine online - lots out there to choose from. Thinking of doing the wet-room next! Cheap and cheerful :)