It´s beautiful!

Do you like the dragons or the floral element or the colours. Very little with dragon except maybe Osborne and little. £59 GBP a roll. If its the colours and general chinoiserie there's quite a lot out there. Not quite as stunning but still nice.

It is absolutely gorgeous. And where are the wallpaper people, advertising their wallpaper in lots of threads, when you need them?

You know what the problem is... you won't find anything as beautiful as this, because you will keep comparing it. Still.... we can always try :-) And I love the idea of such an elaborate wallpaper in your powder room.

Love that design, it is very distinctive! Check out yorkwall.com and thibautdesign.com They have a lower price point and may have something similar. Here is one from Thibaut with lanterns but no dragons:
http://www.thibautdesign.com/collection/old_collection.php?patternID=783&productID=4470&material=Wallpaper&colorID=3

harcoums - I do love the dragons but mainly love the colors and chinoiserie and will check out the Osborne suggestion. Thank you!

carolins - Thanks for understanding my dilemma. I am committed to the idea of something over-the-top above the white wainscotting in my tiny powder room.

Can you find it in wrapping paper and then frame about 5 sheets and hang them on a wall the same colour? I am trying to be inventive but having searched for an equivalent I cannot find any for you... so out of the box thinking is next...

Some links for you to browse through their eclectic wallpapers. Etsy (the last link) may prove to be a good source for something bright and beautiful, but the others have some really 'happy' papers too :-) Good luck!

http://www.grahambrown.com/us/product/50-149/Lacework+-+sunset+color+way
http://www.galbraithandpaul.com/wallpaper.php?title=Birds
http://www.decoratorsbest.com/wallpaper-bird-print.aspx?CategoryID=765
http://www.etsy.com/search?q=wallpaper&view_type=gallery&ship_to=ZZ

oooh, look what a clever person did! Might be a solution!
http://gorgeousshinythings.blogspot.ch/2011/05/paint-is-dry.html

Wow.
Wow design, wow price.
Google "William Morris wallpaper" You should get a page of images. Several suppliers carry various Morris prints -- usually for about half what this is. Not the same, but many beautiful designs.

It's so expensive because of the large number of colors which means lots of screenings! If you can go for fewer colors with high impact you will save a lot. Suggestions: Maharani pattern by Osborne & Little; Rosabella - Hothouse by Suzy Hoodless for Osborne & Little; Sulu pattern by Thibaut; Chelsea Pattern by Thibaut. Check out my Pinterest board - Maria M. - under wallcoverings, for lots of images and suggestions, If you go monochromatic and bold - you will save a fortune. Plenty of those options as well. Check out ROMO wallcoverings as well.

ASVinteriors...the painted mural in your link is just FLIPPIN' amazing!! :-) What a creative, wonderful idea!

If its a small area and you really love this particular pattern how about getting it copied or printed onto canvas or high quality paper.

Ebay is full of canvas shops where you send them an image and they supersize it and print it onto canvas so that you can frame it. If they can blow up a Star Wars poster from an emailed picture I don't see why they couldn't do it for a picture of wallpaper.

Thank you to everyone who responded to my question. This will give me a lot of avenues to explore and things to think about.

If you know what the main thing is about the wallpaper you like most, you could search for that.
Eijffinger (in europe) has a new collection called Ibiza, no dragons in there, but large bright colored flowers: http://www.eijffinger.com/nl/products/types/314/collection/314/1
Vintage Chic has a nice one with orange and yellow roses: http://www.color24.eu/shop/USER_ARTIKEL_HANDLING_AUFRUF.php?Kategorie_ID=10016&Ziel_ID=108871#Ziel108871
Here's some gold: http://www.color24.eu/shop/USER_ARTIKEL_HANDLING_AUFRUF.php?&Ziel_ID=38138&Kategorie_ID=3075#Ziel38138
A red on at $140 a roll (but not yet shipped) http://www.d-arts.com/searchdetail/610201, also available in blue http://www.d-arts.com/searchdetail/610202
More piony flowers: http://www.d-arts.com/searchdetail/210301

Personally I love Elits´s wallpaper quite expensive though.
http://www.elitis.fr/en/papiers-peints/papier-peint-textile/collection-foulards_273.php?d=30

I also love elitis paper and Fromenthall too. What you can do, is to find a local artist that paints murals. For a small price, they can give you a mock up , with the paper used as the example. They can take the parts of the pattern you like and either make this larger as a large pattern or take parts of the pattern and place the pattern in locations on the walls around the powder room, so that you have what you love with the pattern but the cost is reasonable. They can also use background paint and paint for the mural that can be washed, if needed. I have done this for a mural for a showhouse. If you look at the bathroom for the 2008 showhouse, you will see a mural. We used a Schmaker paper that was very expensive for the idea, but created our own look, making templetes for each wall with a pattern on butter paper. This was painted in oil paint on an eggshell latex wall, which was made the wall easy to clean and stain proof.

Came across these and there are a couple of 'statement' wallpapers there: http://www.designyourwall.com/store/retro-vintage-wallpaper-c-33.html

@ Wendt Design Group: I did take a look at your 2008 showhouse bathroom and absolutely love the mural and the way a tiny part of it goes through on the ceiling. Nice :-)

HI -- You have fallin in love with one of the most popular wallpaper patterns out there. .And if you are like me ,once I have seen it, nothing else will do. Maybe you could get it from a discount supplier.-- try - insidefabric.com. Or look for something else that you might like . try -Archiexpo.com .

What wallpaper did you decide upon in the end? I am going through the same process now and would be interested to see what you used in your powder room. Thank you

Mimcat, just wanted o say how much I appreciate the explanation for the high cost of Chiang Mai Dragon. I've often wondered WHY it is so prohibitively expensive and now it makes sense.

Not familiar with this paper....

A client is having the same dilemma as my design proposal included this as we're making her home really cheerful and bold. I agree that if you love it, you won't be as happy with a second best. If it's a home you'll be in for a long time, it's worth it. If there are left over panels, I suggest that you get them framed and put it in other spaces in your home. Also, if you work with a designer or know one, they can get you a better deal, it's still pricey and unfortunately 3 rolls is the minimum. Good luck! Let us know what u decide on.

I love Chiang Mai too..dream wallpaper. I went with Thibaut Honshu wallpaper and love it.