I am moving into a small apartment with dark chocolate brown carpet. It meshes with the kitchen with tile floor that has reds, browns, and neutral colors. The walls are white and i am not allowed to paint them. Should i do wood Furniture?Black? I don’t know what color couches to get as well. Please help and if you have any pictures that would help out. Thanks!
Purchase upholstered pieces (couch and chairs) with textured neutral colors so these peices can move with you and work where ever you live for the next five to seven years or more. Add your color with accessories in the way of pillows, draperies, art work, lamps, nick nacks and the like. A small apartment will look more roomy if your main pieces are lighter neutral colors.
A way to add color and pattern to a room for very little money is to stretch a great piece of fabric over a canvas and staple it to the frame. It’s simple, inexpensive and it can have a huge impact in a space if it is a rather large canvas. It also gives you an opportunity to use that fabric again in the room or use coordinating fabric to bring the room together and to use those coordinating fabrics in adjoining rooms. By getting a thrift store ottoman, you can make a simple slipcover to add a pop of color/pattern in your room. Ottomans in a small space are a gem. You can use them for extra seating, some have storage underneath and when a tray is placed on the ottoman, you have an instant coffee or side table.
Black furniture against white walls with brown carpet will look a little odd. Too stark against the walls and black furniture will fade into the chocolate brown. Perhaps a medium wood tone in your furniture selections would look warmer.
Color suggestions in fabric and accessories? Perhaps turquoise would really make your apartment pop. Turquoise goes great with browns and tans and creams and looks dynomite with red.
For your furniture, look for scaled down sizes and be careful about the oversized arms of couches and chairs which eat up valuable space and are not proportionate to small apartments.
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I love the look of dark floors with white or beige, even light yellow furniture. It looks so good!
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Purchase upholstered pieces (couch and chairs) with textured neutral colors so these peices can move with you and work where ever you live for the next five to seven years or more. Add your color with accessories in the way of pillows, draperies, art work, lamps, nick nacks and the like. A small apartment will look more roomy if your main pieces are lighter neutral colors.
A way to add color and pattern to a room for very little money is to stretch a great piece of fabric over a canvas and staple it to the frame. It’s simple, inexpensive and it can have a huge impact in a space if it is a rather large canvas. It also gives you an opportunity to use that fabric again in the room or use coordinating fabric to bring the room together and to use those coordinating fabrics in adjoining rooms. By getting a thrift store ottoman, you can make a simple slipcover to add a pop of color/pattern in your room. Ottomans in a small space are a gem. You can use them for extra seating, some have storage underneath and when a tray is placed on the ottoman, you have an instant coffee or side table.
Black furniture against white walls with brown carpet will look a little odd. Too stark against the walls and black furniture will fade into the chocolate brown. Perhaps a medium wood tone in your furniture selections would look warmer.
Color suggestions in fabric and accessories? Perhaps turquoise would really make your apartment pop. Turquoise goes great with browns and tans and creams and looks dynomite with red.
For your furniture, look for scaled down sizes and be careful about the oversized arms of couches and chairs which eat up valuable space and are not proportionate to small apartments.
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