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Living room furniture colour choice

4 years ago

We are moving into a new home that has a blue kitchen as part of a 'great room'. Would love some ideas about colour and style for lounge area. I quite like a transitional look. Furniture in the photos is current owners, but large work bench/chopping block stays. Thanks

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julie herbert

4 years ago

What a fabulous room Janette, great bold kitchen, I would compliment it by adding touches of blue into your furniture and decor, chopping block / bench is fabulous, you could even find pieces in same timber for hall or side tables.. gorgeous

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Anne Monsour
4 years ago
My suggestion is similar colours and furniture to this .
A T
4 years ago
I thank keep the Blue/Navy elements & mix it with grey tones to keep that beachy coastal feel.
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Sue Tamblyn
4 years ago
Keep the Hamptons style going. Suggest 2 sofas in a blue and white/cream stripe. Maybe a couple of big armchairs in plain dark blue or blue and white check. A bid ottoman for a coffee table. Have fun.
JE C
4 years ago
I think Julie has nailed it with the photos. One thing to be mindful of is to make sure that any other blues you bring in sit ok with the kitchen, because it is such a bold tone. Great room it is.
Janette Norman
Original Author
4 years ago
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?><md>Thanks, Julie. I was thinking the same with the blue accent pieces and actually have the linen chesterfields already
julie herbert
4 years ago
Will look stunning Janette.
Janette Norman
Original Author
4 years ago
Julie, if only I could find those standard lamps!
julie herbert
4 years ago
They are stunning aren’t they, the photo is from GOGO design group, you can contact them through designers at Houzz, they may be able to advise you where they are available.
siriuskey
4 years ago
I was thinking something like this
Janette Norman
Original Author
4 years ago
Wow, that looks great too!!! Decisions, decisions!!

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