I vote keep that beautiful white and add some timber for a instinct update

You could do them the same colour as the walls, or if you want them paler Dulux Almond White, Cotton White or Timeless are all nice off whites.

Hi Colette A useful tool which I use all the time in this industry is use the Farrow & Ball website, find the nearest colour which matches your selected colour and within that it will suggest complimentary colours. Some people prefer harmonic tones whereas other people like to see contrasting colours so it is really down to your own opinion. Another website which I use quite a lot is Little Greene. Hope this helps

Given the light beige tiled floor and dark brown TV furniture we'd recommend a balanced approach to maintain the colourful vibe without overwhelming the space. - a blue sofa would work well with the brown and blue these, adding depth without high contrast. - a copper sofa is a bold choice and would create warmth, but it might stand out more than blend. If you love the colour, consider adding accents instead. - a neutral or dark brown sofa allows more flexibility with colourful décor like blue curtains and cushions, making it easier to refresh over time. If you prefer a timeless, adaptable design, go for a neutral or dark brown sofa and layer in colourful accents. if you want a more statement piece, a blue sofa is a stylish and complementary option.