Wallpaper for a small downstairs loo
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Carolina
5 years agolast modified: 5 years agoWhat kind of style do you like? Colours? I quite like this one for example (I don't know the quality of it though), but would only do one wall with this particular one, I think. But you might hate it :-)
It's by Holden Decor and is called Mad Dogs
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5 years agoFor a cloakroom we suggest getting a vibrant, statement wallpaper. Palm trees and animal pattern are especially on trend right now. You can really go all out with the design, because you won't be using the cloakroom a lot, so that means you won't get tired of a bold pattern. You can order the palm trees wallpaper with us..
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5 years agoZoffany do some amazing wallpaper and prints i don't think you would get bored of. Good luck with your search.
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