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I dislike the tendency to reduce the villagers down to a set of "universal likes" and "dislikes".
I'd prefer to role-play a bit and treat them as people.
Additionally, by the time you can afford a wallpaper catelog, you're likely to be pretty good friends witih most people anyway.
That is understandable, but if you are like me, and start with getting your money up rather than gifting people, then this can be helpful. :)