Need Advice on My Living Room's Paint Colour
Hi.. Im attaching the pics of the furniture ive bought for the living room:
1)-TV Table and the coffee table are dark brown top with rustic green bottom
2)-the couch is a brown leather couch with two dark brown side tables
3)- I plan ot have dark brown wooden blinds on the window in the living room
4)-ive bought two single seaters which are green
5)- large greenery portrait from ikea to go behind the couches
So its more of a dark brown with green theme for the lounge which also extended into the dining area. My dining table and chairs are also dark brown.
Here is what i need advice with (my lounge is not very big )
1)- What colour should i paint on the wall behind the couch on which i will hand the large scenery as in the picture
2)- What colour should i paint the wall behind the TV table which will be opposite to the couch.
3)- The window which is more like a door and opens into the garden which will have dark wooden blinds. What colour should i paint that wall
Any advice would be much appreciated as im relaly confused about the colour theme.. I wanna have aone or two large plants in there as well to go with my green and brown theme
thanks
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Umer Malik
8 years agothis pic shows the layout i have... please advice colours for WALL1, 2 AND 3 as per the layout. There is dining area behind the green single seater and then a wall behind the dining table too . i was thinking of going for a dark brown wooden texture or greyish stone texture wallpaper for it.
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