What colour is your living room?

[Bloops]

Just looking for some ideas!
Moved in a few months ago and it's in great need of decorating.
What colour are your living room walls and floor? Don't hesitate to post photos if you have them ☺

F&B Olive (which is an archive colour) on all walls except the chimney breast which is a Voysey wallpaper called Fool's Parsley (cream, olive, black and gold). The accent colours are aubergine/brinjal, burnt orange, black, gold and mustard. Currently the floor is old quarry tiles with big colourful rugs but in the New Year we'll be swapping the flooring for wood (haven't decided what yet).....

We have magnolia with a feature wall and fireplace in Lemon Sorbet, it's a very pale yellow but gives a warm feel

F&B Vardo on walls, white ceiling, oak floor with large cream rug. I did have all the walls in Vardo, but this summer I decided I wanted more white so only the TV wall is dark now and the rest white (a dark colour offsets the TV better I think).

I tend to decorate quite often and may go back to all dark walls.

My house is quite modern so every room is brilliant white. I absolutely love it. We moved from a dark farmhouse so this is absolutely heaven to me.

Off white with floor tiles throughout our downstairs in a grey wood effect.
Reclaimed brick and then we have a nice rug. Houseplants. Lots of lamps.

F & B sulking pink, it's not particularly pink, I love it.

Very light dusky pink and wood effect tiles.

Mines like @Musmerian but F&B blackened. Light oak floor.

@OddsNSodsBitsNBobs I'm still in the hunt for the perfect greige, what do you have?

It's a jewel emerald green colour

Navy and white, with jewel coloured bits!

Slightly over dominated by the Christmas tree at the moment.

All of our rooms are painted white as it’s a dark Victorian cottage! We recently moved from a new build where we had different coloured walls in every room and I actually much prefer the white to be honest, it seems more calming and less chaotic

Pink… it’s not for everyone!

Pink

Our living room has north and south facing windows and is F&B Pitch Blue, with F&B All White ceiling. In our old house we had light grey with Dulux Blue Diamond 2 as the feature wall which was a great combo.

Orange and grey, but always orange in some form as its warm like a hug especially in the grey dark days which there is loads of where I am.

Navy and white.

Mainly f&b elephant's breath and white and whatever else I can find to pull a plethora of accessories as I'm on a tight budget always

White. It's a period property with a lovely big bay so I want it bright and calming. All of the woodwork is white and have hardwood flooring and lots of greenery.

(Not my house in the pic) but I have a feature wall in F&B Bancha which is the colour in the picture and then the other 3 walls are white.

White, more specifically Dulux White Cotton. One wall, sfter much deliberation, is blush pink - a pale, neutral, pinkish colour which seems to be very popular at the moment. Even though I try to avoid trends. Floor will be natural oak, currently grey carpet (which I hate).

[quote itsutterlyshit]@OddsNSodsBitsNBobs I'm still in the hunt for the perfect greige, what do you have? [/quote]
Dulux Polished Pebble, it's actually really nice. I'm not brave enough for all these bold rich colours, my interior design skills are lacking 😂

@SlipperTripper

Navy and white, with jewel coloured bits!

Slightly over dominated by the Christmas tree at the moment.

@SlippwrTripper that is stunning!

Farrow and Ball wevet - oak flooring with rugs

Grey carper
Pale lilac / heather walls
Pale grey, dark grey & aubergine/plum sofas
Curtains in a similar plum colour
Darkish wood units, coffee table etc