Hi jmac Lovely choice of paper and fabric - lots of lovely texture going on. Now to calm the beast use lots (LOTS) of white - cushions. bed cover. lamp shades and incorporate greenery. Perhaps a cane/timber chair with white covers and complimentary cushion. The cane will add some warmth. Use some mirror glass containers for decoration. Anchor the room with a dark coloured rug under the foot of the bed - blue? raspberry? Make the lamp bases the same colour If a room contains wood,metal, fire, water and earth elements, it will always be balanced. So the only other thing to add is a sunburst mirror. Have fun and let us know what you decide.

Designer Wallcoverings in the US ships the Martinique to Australia.

The problem is that we have no idea of the rest of your house , whether it is ultra-modern or classical or colourful or eclectic or . . . . . . . With the limited info , personally I'd go for a burgundy and ( narrower ) gold striped wallpaper , or possibly cream and bright sunshine yellow stripes , but then everyone is different . I wouldn't go with anything 'organic' looking , including grass or flax looks , fake timber or any wallpaper along those veins . The grid wall idea isn't a favourite either , but depending on ceiling height , how about doing the lower 1/2 to 2/3rds of the wall like that , then vertical striped wallpaper above that ? Breaks it and makes even more of a feature IMO .

my suggestion has an ens and wiw and uses the old bedroom door for a linen cupboard, although the toilet could be placed at either end to be closer to the original sewerage, this arrangement allows for more privacy for the toilet, more standing room near the shower, wall space for a towel rail and room in teh wiw for a chest of drawers..the vanity is over 2m long with cabinet under the (one or twin) sinks and open shelves next to the toilet for towels .. and, while you're adding the new ens, it would be worthwhile to plan the new access to the kitchen and new laundry