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What wallpaper for spare room?

last year

I have got a sparsely furnished spare room (bed, bedding, curtains, lamps, ceiling pendant) but hoping to get it finished off with some wallpaper/mirror/accessories etc.

have done some rough moodboards, which option would you choose?

Or any other advice on the decorating generally?

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minnie101
last year
I prefer the WM paper. Personally I’d also add cushions, maybe a botanical print, and I would double layer the throws picking up the ochre in the paper, in a different fabric to the blue one.

Perhaps some pretty glasses for water and some books on the shelves of the tables
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The Living House
last year
The first choice works really well with the tan leather chair😊
Sarah J thanked The Living House
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