What colour for feature wall?
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Comments (4)I think a feature wall would be fantastic. Given the height of the ceilings - I think the color would look fantastic!...See MoreChoosing colour for feature wall lounge/kitchen
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Comments (37)Sue, congratulations. You've not only identified a colour you feel happier about, you've actually created it. I suspect you'll now be able to create a pleasing mix of warm greys, plywood browns, stone tones, coppers or bronzes, warm whites, etc; maybe with a bit of yellow added come spring; and you'll be able to live with the brownish sofa until you're ready to update or reupholster. I have some KAS cushion covers from a couple of years ago which show how this kind of colour mix can be done. One has stylised flowers (a la Mexican) in grey, brown and caramel with a touch of burnt orange. (You mention liking ochre.). Another is lighter grey, brown, taupe and bone-white on a natural linen. A third (less subtle) is warm greens with brown, taupe, yellow, white and a little aqua. I'm not saying go for styles that are a few years out of fashion. But do be confident enough to resist a harsh, hard-edged option if a gentler one is right for your temperament and household and the room's aspect. Robyn...See MoreBlack feature wall & Carpet colors
Comments (7)Very glam- but I hope you don't own a cat or dog that sheds, as you will see every hair on the dark carpet....See More- 9 years ago
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