“Absolutely beautiful paper. Stunning quality. Decorator even expressed that it was of such brilliant quality and how lovely the design was.
Am however still waiting for the refund of 2 rolls which we sent back as directed.”
“I went through many many samples for my entrance hall to make sure I chose the right wallpaper and I immediately put the trelliage bead Pearl to the top of the pile as it was really beautiful. The quality is great and it really helps that the sample size is quite large so you really get a sense of what the wallpaper will look like. Now that it’s up I couldn’t be happier. It is exactly what I was hoping for, really luxury and classy finish. Just make sure your decorator is careful about the beads and not getting them in the paste on the wall or you will get little lumps but the information provided by graham and brown does clarify this which is really helpful. I LOVE it. Would recommend.”
“I bought this wallpaper a month ago and I am so glad I did, it look beautiful in our bedroom. My husband worked out that you have to clear the pasting table and walls of any loose beads as they stick behind the paper and cause bumps, so was a challenge but we are pleased with the outcome. We pasted the paper.”
“Stunning silk like appearance, great quality & sheen. Paste to wall makes it much easier, beads do fall but this was explained in the write up, slightly hard to cut through because of beads. I would definitely recommend this paper, its a beautiful shade,which really comes to life with lighting.”
“I have been wallpapering for 45yrs and I have hung lots of wallpaper with beads on Harlequin demi being one, I put 60 rolls of it on the halls, dining room and lounge of my bed and breakfast. I had no problem hanging it and it was a dream, so when I saw Graham and Brown were doing beaded wallpaper great I thought will put some of this up. I really should not have bothered. The beads come off on the roller and you are continually washing it, the beads stick to the wallpaper paste on the wallls and there are little lumps behind it, the beads come off and stick to the back of the paper. It is a nightmare, now some people might not bother about the seams not being quite stuck or little lumps all over the walls especially when the light catches it but me when I do a job I do it correctly so come on Graham and Brown get your act together and get some tips from Harlequin on how the beads should stick to the wallpaper not your hands, roller, wall etc”
