What colour walls with fuschia sofas?

[Whiskeytot]

Am feeling brave and about to purchase bright pink/ fuschia velvet sofas for currently magnolia NE facing room.
Any ideas which bold colours would suit walls? Am tempted to try out teal on a feature wall only and a neutral on remaining but not sure if this would look ‘unfinished’?
Its a large room, pale grey carpet and a bay window. Not decorated for years so want a change!

Look up colored wheels you can buy them

You can then either go for a suitable tone or an opposite colour

Thanks @Scarletttulips
I really didn’t think of that!

Can we see the sofa please?

Example here - you need to stay in the colour wheel - looks like fuchsia is third from the middle - so you can choose a colour from the same row - with hints from either side - does that make sence?

Looking at the wheel - teal is too dark and the triangle suggests more of a mint green

You can buy more detailed colour wheels!!

Something else you can do is look for a cushion and see what the designers are using colour wise - very similar colours are used in both designs.

Pink with green is a wonderful combo I think. Infact I've just decorated my dds bedroom emerald green with fuchsia pink accessories and it looks fab. Paint was Dunelm emerald.

This is it.

Thanks @Scarletttulips
really helpful tips everyone thank you!

I cant attach a photo but it’s the swyfthome model 10 3 seater in peony
have already got a swatch and its a deep vivid colour!

That Emerald green is lovely too

Think about a zingy turquoise with the fuchsia perhaps?

I don’t think you should go for a coloured sofa because then everything else will have to match around it or it will look odd but if you do go for the pink I think you should go for floral wallpaper

idnhave emerald green or a dark navy

Totally diaageee with that colour wheel. You want a really dark green. My living room is Little Greene ‘invisible green’ and bright pink would look great against it. But don’t do a ‘feature wall’. It’s all or nothing with bold colour.

And if you do go dark green don’t do pure white on the woodwork/ ceiling. You need a softer one otherwise the contrast is too stark

I've also done DD's room in dark green and added accents of fuchsia. It looks fantastic.

My therapist has fuscia details in her office with a gorgeous soft duck egg blue couch (I say duck egg blue, I mean the mint blue green shade on the colour wheel that matches with the fuscia) It works so well! I'd probably paint the walls a similar shade to that so your fuscia sofa really stands out against it otherwise it may get somewhat lost. Sounds gorgeous though!

Darker grey blue, pale pink, white or grey. Although I hate grey, and always have.

Oh, I'm looking at getting the same sofa but in damson! I need to go back to JL to try it out again though - originally saw it in one JL but was in a rush so only had a quick sit down on it and I quite liked it. Popped into my local JL yesterday and the one they had there was a bit more battered in terms of the back cushions so not sure how well it's going to hold up (also don't know how long they've had it as a display model).

Thanks everyone
lots to think about. Am liking the turquoise idea actually.
@NoIdeaWhyNow I looked at the JL ones and family have some which over time the back cushions have got baggy. But who knows with any brand what happens!

@Whiskeytot it was the Swyft Model 10 in JL. I've spent a good 20 mins this afternoon sitting on it instore and it's really comfy. My head's been turned by one in Barker & Stonehouse so decisions to make this weekend...

Eau de Nil or grey.

I have a pinkish chesterfield loveseat in our open plan area, it actually goes really nice with the F&B Dropcloth that I have on the walls. It’s more of a greige colour though.

Thanks @NoIdeaWhyNow
i cant get to JL so good to know! I was referring to the JLown brand ones as there is one v similar
just for info, swyft sale prices are disappearing for a bit but if you ring customer service and say you dont want to order just yet they might hold the sale price!( yes I did this!)
Good lick with your decision making!

eau de nil is actually really nice - my late mum’s favourite colour too!

We had a fuschia pink sofa for years. The walls were a farrow and ball colour called Vert de Terre. It looked glorious.

https://www.farrow-ball.com/paint/vert-de-terre?gadsource=1&gclid=CjwKCAjwgpCzBhBhEiwAOSQWQVvZ-OfWBwhVyAnRJfKKdpqHG6VklKm7bzb3tQ2dDwjlaFRdNw7SSxoCpssQAvDBwE