My feed
Premium

Please
or
to access all these features

Home decoration

What goes with mizzle?!! Head about to explode arghhhhhhhhhhh!

5 replies

af2000 · 27/01/2015 22:37

We have had our living room painted in F&B mizzle (like a green sort of colour) with white skirting and alcove shelves. I have a light cream sofa with a sort of pattern in the fabric (which we are keeping due to small child and ineditable destruction of said sofa).

I would like an armchair to go in the room with a footstool which can be used for storage and occasional sitting on. What colour should I go for? Do I try to match the mizzle or the sofa or something totally different?! The curtains are neutral but patterned (floral). Confused

Help!

OP posts:
Report
Devora · 28/01/2015 02:10

It's hard to know without seeing your room - in particular, I think, I tend to go more neutral where there is clutter (loads in my house) as colour adds more 'noise'. But if your room is reasonably tranquil I would go for a shot of colour, I think - mustard or burnt orange? If that is too strong, then maybe charcoal or teal?

Report
af2000 · 28/01/2015 06:33

Ha yes I love to think of it as being a beautiful tranquil space.. The reality is that it will probably be filled up with toys and gradually destroyed! Love the idea of something charcoal

OP posts:
Report
af2000 · 28/01/2015 06:33

First world problems, I know

OP posts:
Report
meandjulio · 28/01/2015 06:34

I would go for some kind of purple but I like the sound of charcoal too

but if you could see my house you might not take my design advice tbh

Report
SingRingPing · 28/01/2015 08:06

We have mizzle in our play room and dining room. We have an iron grey type sofa with a greeny/blue throw (need to dog proof!). We also need to get two smaller occasional chairs and we were thinking grey shade again (need to keep dark with children/dogs) but with brightly coloured cushions.
I think it's a colour that would go with most things.

Report
Please create an account

To comment on this thread you need to create a Mumsnet account.