A green couch can present quite a challenge when deciding what colour to paint the walls. However, it is a good idea to use a favourite piece of furniture as a starting point when designing a room layout and decor.
Spend some time looking at room sets in magazines and on TV. Take a photograph of your green couch and take a print of it around the shops or have it near the computer when you look on the internet for ideas for colour schemes.
Choosing the best colour for painting the walls depends on what shade of green it is. A pale green could be complimented by cream or off-white walls; while a vivid shade such as lime green would be highlighted by an accent colour on the walls such as deep blue. It may be that the wall behind where the couch is to be positioned is the perfect place for creating such a striking effect.
Alternatively, the green couch could be the starting point for paint shades in autumn colours such as gold, brown and yellow. This could create a mellow mood all year round.
It is now possible to have any shade of paint you can dream up. Collect shade cards from decorating suppliers and hold them against your couch at different times of the day and in different lights. If they are still not quite what you want you can arrange to have one or two shades mixed together. This can be done in the DIY store using a mixing machine. If you take this route be sure to get plenty of paint to do the job in case there is a slight difference in shade if further mixing has to be done.
Spend some time looking at room sets in magazines and on TV. Take a photograph of your green couch and take a print of it around the shops or have it near the computer when you look on the internet for ideas for colour schemes.
Choosing the best colour for painting the walls depends on what shade of green it is. A pale green could be complimented by cream or off-white walls; while a vivid shade such as lime green would be highlighted by an accent colour on the walls such as deep blue. It may be that the wall behind where the couch is to be positioned is the perfect place for creating such a striking effect.
Alternatively, the green couch could be the starting point for paint shades in autumn colours such as gold, brown and yellow. This could create a mellow mood all year round.
It is now possible to have any shade of paint you can dream up. Collect shade cards from decorating suppliers and hold them against your couch at different times of the day and in different lights. If they are still not quite what you want you can arrange to have one or two shades mixed together. This can be done in the DIY store using a mixing machine. If you take this route be sure to get plenty of paint to do the job in case there is a slight difference in shade if further mixing has to be done.