I think it really depends on the style and look that you want to achieve in your house - you should never give someone the advice to use wallpaper without knowing their design aesthetic. With that being said, I think that wallpaper is a lovely touch in older heritage listed home, because you can add the modern touch through it to the home, depending on the pattern.

Hi Betty, There are lots of in between wall paper styles out there. We have a few examples of wallpaper feature walls (in a large room) or all walls (such as in a powder room). Here is the powder room link: https://www.houzz.com.au/photos/matilda-place-contemporary-powder-room-sydney-phvw-vp~92259318 I'll send through the other links in a few minutes. Hope these help to give you other ideas! Good luck. Cathy

The whole thing together is pretty hideous in my book. Hate the bed curtain more than anything (both in terms of pattern and just the style of it). Don't like wallpaper on slanted walls although I have nothing against this particular wallpaper

I love wallpaper as a feature wall , I love most of what you did . We are all different -- personally , I'm not fussed on the powder blue in the kitchen ( but I aren't a fan of all white either ! ) -- I understand the beach reference of the blue , but I would have gone more black and white , maybe with darker sparkly blue and crisp white subway tiles ; or maybe warm natural wooden cupboard doors ? Conversely , the bathroom with the blue I love -- spot on ! My only other personal thing , and this comes back to wallpaper , I would have done a wallpaper feature wall 'around' the plantation blind on that lounge wall , in a different but complementary wallpaper to the dining area one . Just my personal take , and taste .