Benjamin Moore has some really cool metallic paints that might do the trick. Trouble might be finding one light enough.

The original version of this sofa is actually Ligne Roset 'Togo' and has been around since 1973 and is an iconic piece still as popular today. Perfect for childrens rooms, cinema rooms or anywhere you want comfy, cosy seating that still looks stylish. Very practical when upholstered in Alcantara fabric which is durable and washable. We are a Ligne Roset stockist so feel free to contact us for any further information.

I would say that good seating and a TV that isn't too high are key (Check out this story from houzz - https://ml.houzz.com/lDTj6KbQlP ) Some cool storage for consoles and games would really set it apart. For seating I'd recommend something comfy that could fit up to four people with a good view of the screen, and maybe an additional two gaming chairs depending on room or bean bags if you have retro consoles with wired controllers. You could also consider changing your sockets to have USB ports or some sort of set up that would be particularly helpful for when you need to charge a controller but the cable won't reach from console to chair.

Hi, thank you for your question. No that was just for the photo shoot at the orientation of the house means it gets a lot of sun through the roof-lights. I assume my clients would have them closed, should they want to use the room on a very bright day. I hope that helps. Lisa x