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Alternative to Morris wallpaper?

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Biggerloudermoreteeth · 01/12/2020 07:52

Hello,

I am in love with Morris wallpaper, I think I am leaning towards Pimpernel.

I would need around 6 rolls which at around £65 per roll would be £400.

Does anybody have any experience of a cheaper alternative with a similar aesthetic, which is still a good quality wallpaper.

I can see a lot of similar designs online which look nice, but rather than send off for 100s of samples in order to feel the quality of the wallpaper it would be good to see if anybody had any recommendations?

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Beebumble2 · 01/12/2020 16:12

John Lewis own brand wallpapers might suit. From £25 -£40 approx.

Bowerbird5 · 01/12/2020 22:23

Interested as I wanted Willow for my hall but need about 10 rolls as some awkward bits. I looked on wallpaper direct which had some lovely designs but some are extremely expensive.good mix of designs, colours and prices.

Biggerloudermoreteeth · 02/12/2020 07:55

The Angel Strawbridge Heron design is nice. But I don't like it quite as much as the Morris ones, and I don't know what the quality is like.

@Bowerbird5 yes, I've been on wallpaper direct and some are lovely. It's just not being able to tell the actual quality of the paper is hard.

I'm now leaning towards papering one wall in Morris Pimpernel and getting a paint colour matched to it for the other walls. It's a sun room so the other walls are dwarf walls, around thigh height. I think this might look ok and will cut it down from 6 rolls to probably 3.

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Biggerloudermoreteeth · 02/12/2020 07:56

@Beebumble2 thank you, I will have a look

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