tan leather sofa dilema
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mini_84
5 years agolast modified: 5 years ago
heres one of the sofas i couldnt put in original post for some reasonJonathan
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5 years ago 
PROSvetlana Lierre
5 years agohow about going bold with the carpet? or even just a rug if want an opportunity to easily change the look
mini_84
5 years agothanks everyone for the suggestions. The walls have to stay magnolia for a while as i live in rented accomodation and my landlord has just come and refreshed the walls.
i was thinking the middle colour cacarpet and maybe bring in some accent colours to tie it together.
i really like the white furniture does anyone think it would still look right with these colours.
Thankyou
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