What colour curtains for living room with teal sofas
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Juliet Docherty
6 years agoNatural linen has quite a strong taupe/brown/violet colour to it that looks perfect with teal or you could go for something like this by Romo which is called Suvi.
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Comments (1)I think tan leather would look good with the mango furniture. I'm not sure that mid century would complement your furniture, Chesterfields are fashionable and fine for modern homes so you could go down that route. Although I think something like this would look great: http://www.made.com/canape-3-seater-sofa-saddle-tan-premium-leather. Decor wise with tan leather cooler colours work best - blues, greens and greys. I love olive green with it - you could bring in as an accent wall if light is an issue and copper accessories would look great with the olive - Next has lots of lovely copper stuff in at the moment....See Morewhat colour sofa would go in room.with teal walls?
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Comments (3)You could carry on the teal on the walls and then add rich jewel coloured cushions to create a cosy room. Teal also sits well with a blush pink on the walls or a simple neutral as in the pic below that I found on Pinterest. Teal sits well with so many colours....See More
PROStitched
5 years agoWe’d definitely recommend plains, patterns come in and out of fashion, whereas colour is timeless.
Choosing a plains with a great texture also adds some sophistication.
I’d go for oranges and yellows, they’ll really compliment the teal. Here’s a mood board we put together for a customer last week working with yellows
Fabric-wise I’d recommend something with structure, wool based fabrics are really coming back in. They’re soft but durable, don’t wear or fade and hang beautifully like a bespoke suit.happy to chat more
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