I need to know that too. If a PR not connected to a bedroom IMO you can go a bit crazy .

Whatever the room, I'd add some color and/or pattern. Right now it's a blank slate--you can do anything you like.

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Wow, Diana Biers has given you some great inspiration photos. It looks like yours is a powder room since there doesn't seem to be a tub or shower. Powder rooms are the place to go a little crazy with color, pattern and texture!

Thanks Norwood! Most of the photos came from my Ideabook "Powder Rooms." I love wallpaper and think it looks great above tile or wainscot on the lower part of a room. It's also relatively easy to change if you tire of it.

Yes, anyone getting bathroom (or any room) design advice from Diana is very fortunate! Her master bathroom is one of my all-time favorites. Ahhh. It’s just perfection!

Thank you @Jilly! for your kind words. It's been 13 years since we added that master bathroom and it still looks and functions perfectly!

Thanks…thinking of something a bit more simple. Anyone know what this wallpaper design is called?

I would call it fretwork.

It’s this one (I saw where the designer posted it):

https://zoffany.sandersondesigngroup.com/product/wallpaper/woodville-papers/veranda-trellis/zwoo311341/

Thibaut also has a bunch of trellis styles

https://www.thibautdesign.com/catalog/product/searchresult/

" En Suite" implies a private access to a bedroom, with bathing capability. What is IN that bedroom if it is that?

We don't use that term for access to a hallway , especially if that is the ONLY access. That's usually a powder room, but it COULD have a shower,

Which is it ? Either way? Please dear lord, something OTHER than gray !

Sorry…meant powder room. My bad!

In that case, the skies the limit. Start thinking about what you personally like. Floral, geometric, large pattern, small pattern. What colors do you prefer?

My wife seems to have fallen for the Zoffany one. Trying to see if I can locate it in Toronto…though I’m guessing it will be an expensive paper!

@Stephen D intenational shipping is available at this link

https://ladesignconcepts.com/shopping/wallcoverings/zoffany-veranda-trellis-dove-wallpaper/

Wow. Didn’t realize wallpaper got that expensive. Was hoping to find things in the $50-75 a roll range. Maybe I can find a very similar paper from a less expensive supplier.

Fall out of love w/ the Zoffany. It is only 20 inches wide. Meaning a lot !!! of seams on top of the expense.

It's not that great, for the money. Not that great with the flooring either. SORRY: )

I'd skip the silvery /gray thing. But.....at least get some movement..softness against the more mannish/geometric feel of the powder : ) and nice to acknowledge the dark of the vanity in a minimal way.

The light could be better, and the mirror a bit....less square/hard.

Point is ? Don't select online, if possible. You're in love W/ Zoffany as part of the WHOLE of the bath you are seeing: ) in the inspo

Fell out of love with it…seems Thibaut only has one disty in Ontario Canada. Surprised how hard these are to find!

Look at Phillip Jeffries, too. Many of their wallcoverings are commercial width, up to 52 wide. Minimal seams.

This is one of the latest stories from Houzz.... some inspiration!

https://www.houzz.com/magazine/5-dramatic-new-powder-rooms-stsetivw-vs~162687678

Hello Stephen-

Check out this classic look by Farrow & Ball - https://www.farrow-ball.com/en-us/wallpaper/lotus?sku=5029496660715. I think your neutral color palette and strong geometric and contemporary lines could use some movement and softer vibes to balance all of the right angles in the vanity and mirror. There are two color ways that work with your existing color palette or you could go more moody and bold with a soft black/warm beige colorway. The large scale makes this work with your contemporary elements, but the classic lotus pattern makes it a great transitional background to appeal to more buyers in the future. Great luck!

If wall paper is too expensive why not try stencils I love a dark wall color and silver or gold leaf done with a stencil .

@Stephen D You can check out Spoonflower.com for lots of budget-friendly options and they do ship to Canada.

Thanks all. Regarding the cost of wallpaper, it’s fine…but the Zoffany one on the link was US$227 a roll I think? Which after shipping would be c$350 or so … seemed a bit ridiculous! Will have a look at the other options.

Also given the width comments doesn’t seem like the wisest of choices even if it was less expensive or I misunderstood the pricing