Ah, that is a fun wallpaper you've chosen. I'd do it all around the room. That will be more dramatic and unexpected. Since the room is so light, it can easily take it. It will be like sleeping in the woods. Without the bugs and bears. You're doing a lovely job on the distressed night stands. I do think it will be a good idea to paint the dresser in the same colour, as collettec suggested. I'd much rather see a more decorative ceiling light or pendant. And some nice lights beside the bed or above the bed?

If you love the look, why not. Especially given wallpaper is non permanent. My concern would be the pattern could be distracting when you are watching tv... What type of brick look are you thinking of? The whitewashed look, distressed red brick? The wood wallpapers could bring in industrial look also. Something in the grey tones to tie in with your sheers perhaps? [This article[(https://www.houzz.com.au/magazine/5-ways-to-make-a-flat-screen-tv-blend-in-stsetivw-vs~27012107) may be of interest to you. My brother-in-law runs a online photo slide show on the tv when they aren't watching programs. Beautiful photography from around the world. Much more interesting to look at the the black rectangle.

Japanese!! Yes; now you've said that I can't believe that hadn't dawned on me before, but it's probably why I chose it in the first place. I do have a love of Japanese styling and there's quite a bit of it in other rooms of the house. The bedhead is a neutral linen so I think I could get away with some subtle Japanese styling around it. I like the idea of paper lampshades and Japanese style side tables. Thank you.

Hi Ali, It would absolutely be okay to have the same wallpaper in both bedrooms! Assuming that you have different furniture pieces, styling and layout for your master bedroom, it will give it a different feel overall so it won't feel like a replica.