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That's it! I'm moving to Fishtown!

I had the SAME exact problem, and let me tell you... I feel your pain. We tried everything! The window film still allowed for filtered light to come in, so it wasn't a solution for us. We installed vinyl roller shades (fortunately we got them for free on Craigslist). The room is now completely blacked-out. I do have curtains w/ lining, and I left the standard window blinds up mounting the vinyl roller blades in the inner most position within the window frame. My husband and I are sleeping sooo much better. Good luck!

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Where I agree with others that the sisal or grass look would be a nice accent to the already perfectly finished stone, I'm finding it difficult to make sense of placing wallpaper in the bathroom... a place that contains much moisture. I'd be afraid of the paper falling over time.

If you really want a textured look, this can be achieved through simple painting techniques. Plus if you decide you don't like it later you can always paint over it. Wallpaper is a nightmare to take down.

love it... very nicely done.

I agree with 'I Love Upstate'... the bedroom sheets are a must, but as far as room by room I always start with the kitchen.

Thank you, krunkinator! My thoughts exactly.