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Tropical cloakroom interior with removable wallpaper

Tropical powder room interior with removable wallpaper

There is nothing more satisfying than matching the paint colour of your walls to your desired wallpaper - it makes such a difference and the most beautiful final result. Such a sophisticated look that you can achieve with only colour matching. It’s an easy hack, however it’s a major statement in the interior design world. In this blog post we will talk about this tropical inspired cloakroom design where the dominant colour of the interior is no other than the colour green which is such a spring and summer tone - we love it! Paired with this tropical leaves wallpaper design, this cloakroom definitely leaves a spectacular impression. Keep reading this blog post to learn more about this project and what is the best way to match the paint colour to your wallpaper design.

Peel and stick wallpaper in powder room interior

This beautiful cloakroom project is done by amazing Rachel from @what.bb.built on Instagram. Rachel did the full cloakroom transformation in just 5 weeks in total. This cloakroom shows that you can do absolutely anything if you set your mind to it. Make sure to check out Rachel's informative Reel video where she talks about the full transformation of this cloakroom - step by step! From putting new flooring in to installing this fun, tropical palm leaves wallpaper and pairing it with this amazing green colour board and batten. The colour Rachel used for this board and batten is this beautiful shade of green from Sherwin Williams which is called Acacia Haze, and we love it!

Tropical wallpaper design for your powder room

 Wallpaper used for this project is our jungle leaf wallpaper - Blue Palm Leaf Wallpaper Design which Rachel actually customised specially for this amazing project in Sage colour from our colour palette. When planning this project, Rachel was torn between quite a few wallpaper designs, however after all, she decided that the palms wallpaper is the way to go. For this project there were 12 wallpaper panels required in total. Rachel decided to use our palm peel and stick wallpaper material for this cloakroom project. Our Self adhesive wallpaper is fabric based material that is installed gradually peeling of the backing paper while applying the wallpaper.

Removable wallpaper for bathrooms

Let's talk about colour matching! The best way how to match the paint colour to your desired wallpaper is to have a wallpaper sample on you so you can then match the colours in person and not from a digital picture. This is a very important step, because, as we know, colours can appear a little bit different when comparing them from a digital picture and how they actually look in person. Therefore, if you plan to match your wall colour to you wallpaper, the best way to do it is with wallpaper sample. And definitely test out multiple colour swatches to find the best one for your interior project! Make sure to visit our blog about the positive aspects of wallpaper samples and how they can actually make your wallpaper decision much much easier.

Removable wallpaper in powder room interior

 We think that Rachel has done absolutely amazing when transforming this cloakroom. We believe that spring is definitely the best time when tackle your home renovations - just in time for summer season when you will have more people around your home for those immaculate garden parties. 

If tropical wallpaper jungle theme is also your forte, then don't hesitate to check out our Tropical Wallpaper collection and find the design just for you. And, keep in mind, that you can customise nearly every design in our collection in colours of your choice. Happy wallpapering!

Lendy M., Senior Manager at Livette's Wallpaper

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Lendy M.

Senior Manager, Livette's Wallpaper

Lendy is a Senior Manager at Livette's Wallpaper with a close-up view of what customers choose and why. She writes about wallpaper trends, colour combinations, and the practical decisions behind a room that works.

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