What color shold i paint my living room that will go with my dark blue couch and my dark gray love seat?

deep orange will be dramatic





creme/beige will be classic





yellow will be happy.





red will be bold (and could be overwhelming)





salmon will be perfect! add a few decorative items and you will have a fabulously pulled together roomWhat color shold i paint my living room that will go with my dark blue couch and my dark gray love seat?
Oranges will give a very stark and dramatic look, while shades of green will tone things down just a bit.





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Your Faux Painting Speialist - http://www.coloradofauxpainting.comWhat color shold i paint my living room that will go with my dark blue couch and my dark gray love seat?
Super white walls would give the room a nautical feel, considering the dark blue and dark grey furniture.
pale green


pale aqua
a light blue would look OK. But you need some brighter colour elsewhere such as the cushions.
i would say light color it would really make the dark colors pop i would say a pale blueish green
Well some decorators say to keep in line with a piece of furniture, so something in the light gray/light bllue would fit with that. Or you could try fusing color with your gray and blue- something in the yellow family or ornge might be nice- I have always though a mauve goes well with both colors there was one I had in my living room called drifting spirit I bought at lowes I believe. Just remember tp use some kind of accent with your furniture (pillows or a throw) in your fabulous new paint color.
Taupe would add a bit of sophistication to your color scheme.
1] aqua - with aqua throw pillows for both couch and love seat


2] powder blue, etc.


3] peach, etc.


Repeat the blue, gray, and wall colors in windows, chairs, lamps, vases/ornaments, flowerpots, and candles.


Add brass or chrome in some ornaments.


Add a green plant or tree.
Orange (like Sherwin William's ';rhumba orange';) will make the blue really pop. If that is ';too much color'; for you, then maybe try a lighter shade, like ';delicious melon.';
Dark Red, like the color of bricks.