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Choosing blue and teal wallpaper
Where it works
Blue cools a room down and settles it, so bedrooms and bathrooms come first. For a bathroom we'd go overhead. Lazy Lengths and Quiet Pool look straight down into the water, with no horizon to line up, so they wrap an awkward return or a boxed-in pipe without anyone noticing. Bright Water and Lido Day scatter small swimmers across the wall, good company for a family room. Deep Pines is the stairwell one, trunks going up and up through teal and indigo mist. And White Veins? Fine white line on azure that behaves like a repeating pattern, so it can take a bedroom from wall to wall.
Picking between the designs
Which blue, though? Turquoise and cerulean belong to the pools, The Shallows and Hidden Lagoon among them, all painted water with tiny figures in it. Go greener and you're in teal and jade, where Deep Pines lives, and Teal Petals with its cerise petals pushing through thick leaves. Sea Mist sits up at the pale, sky end with White Veins. Navy and indigo? Deep End, or Blue Cypress. After that, mural or repeat. A pool or a pine forest is one picture for one wall. Foam Crest and Scallop Sea repeat, so they'll run all the way around a bathroom. One warning about Hidden Lagoon: indigo foliage closes in from both sides, and it wants its full width on show.
Related
Most of the water designs turn up again under coastal wallpaper and ocean wallpaper. The misty pines have a second home in forest wallpaper.

