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I selected Neither - Reason. I think that particular room looks great because a huge amount of expense has gone into making that room picture perfect. It is unrealistic to think that the average home buyer / owner will have that kind of money to invest in a room. Generally I would never put wall paper on a ceiling. The only thing that has made this room work is that they have been able to invest a lot of money into making sure this room is "show room" quality by matching the paper and the carpet and all the furnishings. It is not a homely room. It is a room for a palace or for the rich and famous. You could not relax in this room and I do not think the average family would ever allow their family to use this room - most of us do not have "special occasion" rooms.

Hello! I have a wall on my livingroom on which I want to install a hanging bookshelf. But first I want to have a catchy steampunk scene (what's the point of adulthood if you still need to debate with mum and dad about this black wall in your room or can't actually choose the things you really like for your home?) But all steampunk themed wallpapers are really boring. Some rusty letters, or some pastel mongolfieres. I would like something like : I can compromise for a jungle, with strong colors and purple undertones (my walls have a pink undertone What do you do when you don't find your dream wall paper? Do you have it printed or is there a shop I missed out there?

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.