I love some lusciousness in my bedroom ... reds. pinks and oranges! (yes I also have lighter softer colours but like some fun thrown it too otherwise feels so boring). Am surprised that pink wasn't one of the choices! People talk a lot about serenity and seem to forget about other types of energy in the bedroom. It is said that the bedroom is mainly for 2 things both beginning with "S" and yet most people seem to only focus on the sleep bit.

Hi Annabel Since you have the colour grey and wooden surfaces flowing through, I agree a bright orange like October Squash would bring out the warm hues in both colours and make for a really retro, cool vibe... You could pick it up with accessories and large patterned pillows too? If you aren't a fan of this sort of style then why not go for a subtle clay colour to connect the brown and grey? Dusky Alpine could create a minimalistic atmosphere and clean-cut, cool kitchen space. http://www.paintbyconran.com/all-colours Hope this helps! Georgie

We love the sofa you have chosen and in a lovely colour choice! You can definitely choose other colour that will create a contrast with the sofa, you could opt for mustards , pinks or even rust orange. Looks like you will be able to achieve a beautiful room with the sofa you have chosen as your starting point. If you need help with your project we are an affordable online interior deign company and our packages start from only £65, heres the link to our website if you would like to take a look! www.thelivinghouse.co.uk

I would move the leather chesterfield sofa in front of the front window inline with the door and move the chair to the other end of the room. Behind the chesterfield you could have a console table with lamps to have some variation in height., large upholstered coffee table in front of the fire to add texture. Colour choices are many that will go with the brown leather. What colourways are you drawn to in everyday: heathers, ambers, oranges, greens etc?