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I like a little wallpaper in my home....even if it's on just one wall.  I find this one to be as described..... "fresh".  It speaks to me. Are you glad wallpaper is making a come back?
 
 
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I like the wallpaper pictured and do like a little of it.  The last time I had to remove wallpaper (many years ago, maybe 25) I decided I would never again use wallpaper.  Removing it is just awful for me.  I did it exactly like you're supposed to.


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@NickNack 

 

I swore the same thing!  They SO lie!  No matter what gizmo or product or procedure you use....it is awful to remove!

 

Having said that....I have a very small backsplash wall in our basement.  It is a small kitchen alcove.

 

I went through a million tile samples...nothing was filling my vision!  I ended up just painting it for the time being til the perfect thing comes a long.

 

I have sorta been considering looking at wallpaper now!  Lord help me!   LOL

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We had a terrible time removing the wallpaper from our previous home...and every room was covered in wallpaper.

That scared me for life...no more wallpaper for me.

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I like wallpaper, but in small doses.  The problem for me is that I eventually get tired of it, except for the one in my office.  Years ago, the Q had a wallpaper removal system where you put sheets attached to your wall, let the product sink in, and then remove the wallpaper.  It was very easy.  Unfortunately, I loaned mine to someone and never got it back.

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It's not back for me.  Dislike wallpaper and I do not even consider a home if there is any amount of it on the walls.

 

 

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Once you wallpaper the walls are never the same should you decide to remove it and paint.  Additionally, I would tire of a paper and want to update, and that too is a production.

 

Fortunately, I'm not really a "print person" in any area of my life whether it be decorating or fashion, so I will survive without giving into any temptation I might feel for wallpaper.

 

 

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About 20 years ago I was selling my house and the realtor said I absolutely had to get rid of the wallpaper in one of my bedrooms.  She made it sound like I'd never sell the house if I didn't.  It was just a nice muted flower print I put up in a victorian themed room, nothing horrendous.  Anyway, it took me forever to get down that wallpaper and I actually sold the house before it was all down.  So I don't think it impeded the sale in any way. 

 

I also swore no more wallpaper, but here I am, 20 years later with wallpaper in one of my bedrooms again.  It's rather low-key and unobtrusive... I like it.  And if or when I sell this house, the buyers can turn up their noses at it all they want.  I'm not taking it down this time!

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When I spruced up my bathrooms, I chose wallpaper, subdued patterns. I don't regret it at all. I don't care for those wild, loud patterns that I see on HGTV, even if it's just for one wall. And I don't care for the shoes Joanna chose for that outfit...Meow.

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I have a wallpaper border in my den that I love. At this stage of life I will not be adding any wallpaper to my home. I have seen wallpapers that I really liked and would have definitely considered if I were younger and doing some decorating.