Choose 1 wallpaper

I was considering some kind of panelling. I might revisit that option or keep it simple with just paint.

Seen some crazy sales in the area with bizzare wall paper though. Perhaps buyers will just rip it down.

 

Can you post 2 or 3 you like @Westminster ?

 

My other thing I like is panelling like @Spring_sun said. I like the EasyCraft range https://www.easycraft.com.au/

These are a couple of wallpapers that I have pinned in Pinterest

 

So like if this was the garden apartment for example and it was a bedroom with the pink ensuite then I might be tempted to use something like this Colorful fabrics digitally printed by Spoonflower - chevron painted - blush gold - peachy

Then stage it with white linen and a couple of pink accents

 

This bedroom has the ' green' theme ensuite so I'm thinking to get this wall panel/color by Laminex seen in pic below.

 

Very nice! Love eucalyptus green colour as well

 

Now that I can get on board with! Just make sure it's the right green.

 

That wall pic used Dulux Mangrove. Ronnie and Georgia used it for a master bedroom on an episode of The Block. Looked good.




Flooring color:

 

Fingers crossed it works out!

 

Paneling is so much less polarising than wallpaper in my opinion. Any textured plain coloured finish like this one:

 

Hope so! I'm a bit rogue with ID sometimes

Feature tile is the DLT84558 MING GREEN (H) HERRINGBONE 64X20

I think similar to this

 

Was considering that, to keep it same color but add the texture....but then I've seen some coloured textured walls look great too. Worse case if I don't like it, I can paint over it.

 

2 or Kermit the frog green, about the same appeal

 

This stuff is often somewhat subjective too.

 

That or baby poo orange....fantastic.

Here is a novel idea, have a plain colour, and have the sales agent or a separate person have each visitor decide what they want on the wall of their new home, but give them say 4 choices and make 2 horrid so the choice is easier. Of course make sure they have the funds first

 

I'd agree with the prevailing sentiment to avoid the wallpaper. I've also seen apartments sell in the East with wallpaper, but my first thought is just to rip it down if it was me buying.

Simple panelling and textures should be more timeless, less offensive and more premium looking. I liked some of the ideas on page 2 of this thread.