im half way through papering a bedroom for a client, and what a nightmare! they have chose a very expensive paper £100+ per roll. the feature wall is a broad black and gold stripe with the rest of the walls in a plain gold(same pattern as the gold from the stripes). i took ages in planning where and how to blend the plain from the stripe to match seemlesly with the other.
that done ive gone on to hanging the plain gold paper.. this is where the trouble started, every joint wanted to spring, and becase the walls are all 11ft high, by the time i get the joint right at the top - middle it was just about right but bottom half overlapped by a few mm, i coloured all edges of rolls first but they stand out like a dog, there is little to no stretch in the paper and with it been a mettalic paper any slight crease or mark stands out.
so come on you experts out there...how do i finish the rest without it costing me a packet to start again,or having a breakdown!
ps the walls are all linned, and i put a thin coat of size on the linning paper aswell
that done ive gone on to hanging the plain gold paper.. this is where the trouble started, every joint wanted to spring, and becase the walls are all 11ft high, by the time i get the joint right at the top - middle it was just about right but bottom half overlapped by a few mm, i coloured all edges of rolls first but they stand out like a dog, there is little to no stretch in the paper and with it been a mettalic paper any slight crease or mark stands out.
so come on you experts out there...how do i finish the rest without it costing me a packet to start again,or having a breakdown!
ps the walls are all linned, and i put a thin coat of size on the linning paper aswell