Which wall(s) to wallpaper? Help!
I have some geometric wallpaper my daughter chose for her bedroom. She has a a long room and I’m not sure which walls to paper, the long wall opposite the entrance/door to her room or the window reveal (where her bed is) and/or the wall opposite the window (So the 2 ends of the room)??
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Sonia
4 years agoThanks for the photos. Sometimes it is hard to envisage a room from a written description. It is usual to feature wallpaper the wall behind a bed, but there’s a window so not ideal. Is there room to move the bed to the other wall to the left at all so the feet face the radiator? If the room is too narrow to do this, then I think papering the long wall with the radiator would work. Then you can paint the radiator the same colour as the wallpaper to help it blend a bit better.
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