grey interior needs colour
my living area is white walls and grey sofa with greyish/white rug
I am feeling it needs some colour need some advice please
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PROAmy Newton Interiors
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Pat Auld
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il y a 4 ansEmmanuelle
il y a 4 ansI would take all the cushions off , and add bright ones. Floral, geometric, stripey ones all mixed up , with some linking colours, but different textures and shapes: square, rectangular....
Could you move the right sofa a little away from the door?
PROMALLETT
il y a 4 ans
Juliet Docherty
il y a 4 ansDernière modification :il y a 4 ansBoth the floor and cushions are red/violet and the sofa has a blue tinge. You could consider adding a wall colour that may tie it together better, maybe just on the back wall. The images below show colours that I think are in your room. When you are using two different colours it needs to look deliberate. The image below shows how the sulking room pink is similar in hue to the Peignoir, the floor and the more 'saturated' biscuits. I use words like 'maybe' and 'think' because it is almost impossible to give definitive advice about colour, it's simply a case of narrowing things down and then trying it out.
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PROWorld of Wallpaper
il y a 4 ansLovely room! It would look great as you say with a splash more colour. Have you considered trying out a wallpaper feature wall? That way you can add some colour, and even perhaps some pattern.
Pinks look great with grey, and these metallic stripes work well with reflecting light into the room and making the wall nice and fun. (https://www.worldofwallpaper.com/quartz-stripe-wallpaper-rose-gold-fine-decor-fd42205.html)
There's plenty of great wallpapers over at www.worldofwallpaper.com so perhaps you could look at a few options!
We offer free samples over on our instagram (@WorldofWallpaperUK) too if you would like to try a couple out!
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