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Colours cream and coffee what colour to go wth them

8 years ago

Colours coffee and cream what other colours to put with them

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Wallpapered
8 years ago
It depends what sort of look you are going for - if you want something quite neutral, a range of tones in those shades with plenty of textures would create a comforting space. For example, smooth wooden floors with a cream rug and darker knitted throws. However if you want to introduce an accent colour, a warm yellow or duck egg blue would look nice!
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