Hi Lois, Do you have a photo of the wall so we can see what it looks like? Thanks!

Which period are you trying to emulate? The damask isn't to my personal taste although that's neither here nor there but I do think the scale may be a bit large and heavy for the room. Have you considered trellis/quatrefoil/geometric/chinoiserie etc style papers? They are period papers but popular Atm. Or just consider something with texture,mie grasscloth effect. You could keep the walls fairly light or neutral in colour and add colour for accessories, art etc. Or if you're going for a velvet Chesterfield consider teal, burnt orange, green, blue etc. You could also add more classical/period accessories ie urn or acorn style lamps, horses head etc (I have one I love from oka which was only £26!). I would choose the paint after the paper and the paper after the sofa!

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Would a curtain track work? you could then have two sets of black curtains going back to the recesses behind your seating? I understand it is a dedicated cinema room but it looks great as it is and that way you wouldn't have to have a permanently black room. I remember we had something very similar in the photographic dark room at college. A loose but heavy fabric would also help some more with sound absorbance. Some options for fabric: https://www.whaleys-bradford.ltd.uk/velvet-cotton-victoria-black https://www.whaleys-bradford.ltd.uk/velvet-cotton-black-flameproofed-ndfr https://www.whaleys-bradford.ltd.uk/stage-molton-black-flameproofed-ndfr-300cm Depending how much you want to spend you could also look at a system such as this: https://fabricmate.com/fabric-wall-finishing-system/ it's from a US company but you maybe able to source or recreate something similar. Edit Just found a UK company that sells the track: http://www.fabritrak.co.uk/l/profiles Should be fairly straight forward to use the Fabricmate system but with the Fabritrak profile.