As I’m currently obsessed with getting our bedroom finished I’ve rooted out three rolls of wallpaper that I bought not knowing what to do with them. Well now I know I want to wallpaper the back of the wardrobe that is in the new bedroom we’re in but I’m not sure which one to use, if any of them!
All three are Cath K.
Antique Rose in white and blue and White Rose Sprig.
This is the wardrobe I’m wanting to wallpaper, just the middle section.
Which pattern do you think would look the best?
Of if you don’t like any of them then please suggest some wallpaper you love and help me out.
I wanted to use the rolls I’ve already got in the house because I can get straight on with the job and it will of course be very budget friendly. But this room is important and I want to find the right thing.
Thank you so much.
I love you for helping me with this.
Cherry
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I like the blue….would help to know focus points in the room and the lighting but of those you showed the blue stands out,
White Rose Sprig – classic and simple… I wouldn’t want too much colour in the wardrobe as it may change the light in there and reflect on your clothes oddly xx
Hi Cherry…White Rose Sprig is my choice. I can’t wait to see your bedroom re-do!
I like the middle one with the dots…I love the idea. I have been wanting to do the same to my linen closet because if I do, I know I’ll keep the linen closet perfect and tidy and I won’t let things hang around that should go to the donation shop! Have fun with the project!
Meredith
I like the White Rose Sprig, nice and subtle. Let us know what you decide……
Antique Rose in White would be my choice.
Cherry ,Which way youre room faces may help you decide….! you dont want to open the wardrobe & the light makes your chosen paper
look gloomy !!
Defo the blue one!Xx
Cherry,
I think by this stage in the day, you have the wardrobe papered and the clothes hanging in it and you are just humoring us
) But just in case, pale blue one for me
Hello Cherry!
How about a lovely patchwork wall? This means you can use all of the lovely wallpaper that you have, and even any others that might be lying around?
Serena
xx
I’d go for the rose sprig and use RAL colour 3015 Light Pink for the interior. It’s the perfect CK RAL #.
White Rose sprig would be my favourite but they all wonderful!x
surely its got to be a patchwork of all of them….rx
I’d say whatever you choose, make sure it is a print with not too much empty space in between the pattern, as you want to make sure you still see the print once the clothes are hung back up x
White Rose Sprig, so pretty! Enjoy
x
White rose sprig and then get tester pots of the colours contained in the pattern for the internal woodwork xxx
I love the wall paper in the middle, the one with the blue dots. I think it has the best of both worlds..
The white rose sprig is so pretty, that would be my choice.
Antique Rose White…so pretty. Although any Cath Kidston paper would look wonderful there. I really love roses so opening the cupboard every day and seeing any of the three would be a breath of fresh air!
Happy papering!
They are all lovely but white rose sprig is my favourite! x
definitely the one with the spot… so classic and pretty.
Miss you, hope you’re well. Love, Cx
White Rose Spring — What a beautiful idea!
I’m biased, because I have the Antique Rose in white in my craft room so would choose that, but that said, I think it’s too nice to hide up at the back of a wardrobe.
Tough call.
I am no help to you Cherry. They are all lovely, so it’s down to you I’m afraid!
x
I would go for the White Antique Rose. I love that pattern so much. I have the bedding in my bedroom and it is so beautiful. Definitely my favourite. xx
White rose spring!
They are all really pretty – but would hardly be seen, so may be a waste – in the past I have painted the back of cupboards say a pale blue which is effective – and a great way to use up small amount of leftover paint.