Hi domtay,

Congratulations on purchasing your 1930's Californian bungalow! As your style is eclectic using multiple wallpapers can work very well and create a visually interesting home. To keep your home from appearing too busy you may decide to have wallpaper on all walls in some rooms and in other rooms you may just have an accent wall. Painting the dark wood trims in white can also keep the home from looking dated.

Below is an article of a home in America which has used wallpaper in multiple rooms and their advice on creating a cohesive and non chaotic home. [https://www.houzz.com/magazine/case-study-wallpaper-in-just-about-every-room-stsetivw-vs~17948286 [(https://www.houzz.com/magazine/case-study-wallpaper-in-just-about-every-room-stsetivw-vs~17948286)

Hi Domtay,

Thank you for your comment. I can
understand when it comes to heritage homes some feel its best to retain the
history of the space and keep the original finishes.

If you are interested I work with creating
high quality 3d renders for residential homes and with this service you will
have the opportunity to see your room fully furnished with paint and wallpaper
options before renovation has even begun. This will give you the opportunity to
try various decorating options and discuss these concepts with family and
friends which will give them, as well as yourself confidence in your design
ideas and finishing your home makeover. This is intended to be an interactive
experience where you will be able to visualise your ideas through 3d programs
without consequence.

If you would like to know more about my
services please visit my website: http://www.vizcor.com

Below are some designs I have worked on where I have integrated eclectic furniture and wallpaper in traditional homes.

If you have any questions please don’t
hesitate to contact me: amanda@vizcor.com.