Matching the corner sofa to the interior colours

Today, the choice of furniture that is available to us on the market is simply mind-boggling. The cornucopia of fabrics, colours, systems and functions can make choosing your corner sofa a real problem. How can you match the corner sofa to the colours in your room? Let us consider the primary objectives.
Everyone would like to have a comfortable and convenient lounge set. The corner sofa can form a primary element of your lounge area at home, a place where you and your family and friends gather. Convenience aside, the colour is especially important in making a good choice, for it should not clash with the flooring or the style of the room. The flooring colour is the canvas for your room and defines the ambiance. It is one of the first things you should consider. Second, the overall style: the corner sofa should harmonize and match with the key characteristics of the style.
Match the floor
When furnishing a new home, you have much more freedom in the design than during a small makeover. A major criterion in choosing a corner sofa is the colour of the flooring. The material used for the flooring is not as important as its colour, for it provides the backdrop for the other furnishings.
Choose a corner sofa which goes well with the flooring colour, to help build a highly aesthetic landscape.
Light flooring – these have become extremely popular lately, as they are a good way to make rooms look bigger and cleaner. Here, a dark-coloured sofa is recommended to form a great contrasting feature. Decorations should only top the whole design of the room, rather than determine it.
Dark flooring – these are most often used in large rooms where the colour will not leave the space feeling cluttered or shrink it optically. Dark flooring goes extremely well with a light corner sofa, providing a clash with the background colour and inviting you to stay and rest.

Clashing colours, like a light-coloured corner sofa on a dark floor, work well in any room. Some modern-style indoor spaces may depart from conservative designs and feature unusual characteristics. In this case, a room can feature several colours, using a juxtaposition of furniture in different tones.
Match the walls
The corner sofa should also match the colour of the walls. The latest trends are dominated by grey and white walls, so pick a corner sofa in similar tones. A corner sofa in a bold colour or one that clashes with the walls is not usually a good idea, as it visually clashes with the design of the room.
Essentially, the style and colours of the walls are the prime criteria you should consider. Beige walls can go well with a yellow corner sofa, while a navy blue or sky-blue sofa is a good pick for grey or light blue walls. Always remember that everything in the room must help build an eye-appealing composition.
The colour of a corner sofa is defined by several important characteristics, such as tone and saturation. However, your piece should also ensure good functionality and ease of cleaning. It is even more important when your choice is to be the centre of your living room, where it will be most exposed to attracting grime. Consider your expectations from your corner sofa while checking out the choices, as the furnishings should not only match the flooring and the wall colours, but the needs of everyone who uses it.
A bespoke corner sofa for you
ELTAP, a manufacturer of upholstered furniture, offers refined corner sofas in a wide variety of forms and colours. They stand out with their great selection of fabrics for an easy choice of colour so that the corner sofa blends in with the living room design. On the ELTAP website you can find trendy corner sofas featuring light, subdues colours to moderate and even dark tones. Two-tone corner sofas are also available. A two-tone colour scheme can provide an interesting difference, especially for subdued interiors. To flesh out the character of your corner sofa, try it in a clashing colour (like bottle green) so that it stands out from the overall colour theme of your living room.
The corner sofa you choose depends on the style of the room it is intended for. Modern styles prioritize minimalist looks, so a matching corner sofa should be simple in design and free from superfluous accessories. A glamour style is more about oval shapes and pastel shades, a corner sofa in mint green or turquoise goes well here and both options are available in our catalogue.
A corner sofa which matches your room should consistent with its class and appearance. Corner sofas in contemporary styles look great in large living rooms. In a small living room, the corner sofa can be the centrepiece, so it is critical to make the best choice.