Feature wallpapers.

[Kathyan]

I want to put two feature wallpapers on one wall but none of the family think it will work! It's the chimney breast wall and I want to put a horizontal stripe on the chimney breast and a co-ordinating floral pattern on the back wall either side. Has anyone tried this before and were you happy with it?

[getonwithit]

yes they are they total makeover tv program

[NoMercy]

The makeover tv programmes are about a year behind!

If you're really interested in current trends, you could attend the Interior Design Fair at the NEC in January.

[NoMercy]

Which video?

[scotman]

You can not be serious about those two papers.

[getonwithit]

decorex last weekat chelsea was more my thing

[sara3]

it's fine to do something fashionable, but you'll have to re-do it once it's "out".

[NoMercy]

Providing she sticks to clean, straight lines in furniture, etc., there's no rhyme or reason why she can't play up and experiment with feature wallpapers. Like I said earlier on in this thread, her idea is quite a contemporary one.

[getonwithit]

absolutley thats why you should stay clear or trends go deco or sixties or victorian etc....

[NoMercy]

"Deco" was trendy in 08/09, sixties had another run 2-3 years ago and Victorian is popping up every now and again. All fashion relies heavily upon past influences.

[getonwithit]

passe~

[NoMercy]

Okay... I will bow to your superior knowledge!

Yours,

NoMercy.
Freelance Interior Designer.

[dotty.]

My mother used that idea back in the 1970s! Woolworths wallpaper it was.

[NoMercy]

The old Woolworths has become a Peacocks in Hereford... it's received mixed reactions.