If feature walls are a no?

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Then who is buying all the wallpaper? Some gorgeous designs but surely a whole room would be too much?

www.johnlewis.com/cole-son-martyn-lawrence-bullard-zerzura-wallpaper/p3425253
www.johnlewis.com/cole-son-chatterton-wallpaper/p3291950

We’ve got a big victorian front room to decorate and I’d love wallpaper. But I’m wary of it being too much....

Are feature walls a no?

The garish 'Changing Rooms' / '60 Minute Makeover' feature walls are a no now but that's because they were hideous... yes so as you can see our design team have taken the hot pink from the curtains and put it on 3 walls and then they've got this gorgeous pop art meets art deco floral wallpaper and we're going to do a lovely feature wall. Just to add a bit of style, they're making art canvases using leftover fabric from the curtains too so you too can experience what it must be like to hallucinate before going to bed

Tasteful feature walls are still ok, aren't they?

I'd do a whole room in that.
Love a bold wallpaper!
My dining room is completely covered in a very busy mural on all four walls!
I'm not a huge fan of feature walls, would rather go the whole hog.

I’m not sure I can be trusted to do a tasteful feature wall,!

I think feature walls can still look nice, don't care if it's not fashionable. But with wallpaper like that, I think it can look nice in a small space like a bathroom or even a hallway. They can also be softened a bit if you have a rail and are only doing part of each wall, with paint on the other part.

Some good ideas here www.houzz.co.uk/ideabooks/55202201/list/decorating-12-contemporary-style-tips-to-take-from-victorian-wallpaper

Nothing wrong with wallpaper on every wall, in fact I think it is much nicer than just having it on one wall imo.

knitted that’s ace thank you, I love those ideas.