Agree that papering both walls looks right in this room especially when curtains are selected, I would go with ivory sheers too. The mirror is a gorgeous feature but it seems to be in the wrong place in the room. A wider bedside table into the corner with lamps etc for height in the corner, mirror on opposite corner angled next to the dresser which could be moved to line up with the bed. Moving the bed over a bit more would give more space in front of the wardrobe. I have seen advice on placement of bedroom pillows (eg Sarah Richardson) that European pillow should sit in front of standard sleeping pillow with one or two smaller accent pillows. Looks very sumptuous and welcoming.

@rjperryman, Can we have some photo's of the room and the style of the rest of the home, those details will help Houzzers help you to decide. Cheers, Barbara

Ok, the shop I'm referring to is called WallCandy & they have a branch in Sydney. Here are the details: Address:2 Danks Street, Waterloo 2017 Phone:(02) 9331 5884 Email:sydney@wallcandywallpaper.com.au

The wall paper is very detailed and if you painted the walls a dark colour (and your keeping the dark bed?) it is going to be a very very dark, heavy room and quite overpowering. Your carpet goes well with the medium-tone mustard colours in the wallpaper so personally I would pick out one of these lighter mustard colours for the walls as well to soften the room, but not white - white would be too much of a stark contrast to the wallpaper. The mustard would add warmth and also be a beautiful background to the stunning bed you have which is a feature in itself. To balance the colours in the room you could consider adding some small throw cushions / throw rug, or possibly a small floor rug, that matches the dark background colour in the wallpaper. Have you considered what you will put on the other walls? Try ebay or vintage shops for a mirror/s that have a similar frame to the ones in your wallpaper.