Need help for my living room
Hello,
I am having some trouble trying to decide how to finish my mix and match furniture set. I have a grey 4 seater and a tan leather chair. I am missing one more chair.. Struggling to find the right one....that is around the same high and depth as the leather one. (Within my budget that is!)
I quite like a chair (photo attached) but legs are not the same, is much deeper in size (15cm) but I think it would match. What do you think?
Should I just forget about the mix and match design and get a chair the same as the 4 seater?
Also, would you get the other chair in a similar grey tone or a lighter one?
thanks!
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7 years agoHello, how about trying something slightly different - if you tie in the grey upholstery from the sofa, but introduce a wooden frame armchair, the brown leather would be complimented without being too matchy-matchy.
Here's our Otto Chair which might work...
https://www.nuastyle.com/8-armchairs
PROTailored Living
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7 years agoThanks minnie101. I would say the room is narrow'ish but not too long.. I love the facing each other sofa arrangement. However, we want to use this room more like a media room, cosy evening room to watch tv or a film at the weekend, so sofas facing each other don't think will work for the purpose of this room.
On the wall opposite the sofa we have put floating cabinets and the tv, this wall will be the feature wall, with some colour that will complement the decoration, cushions, rug, art, etc. I've added a photo, it's a bit dark but it gives you the idea.
I always liked the idea of having different pieces of furniture that complement each other, it's just finding the right piece. But I shall keep looking!
PROMade Brighter
7 years agoI would try adding a different colour seat such as this mustard yellow one from www.maisonsdumonde.com
I would then tie it all together through your cushions, accessories and rugs.
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