Family Room With Navy Sectional

RE: Family Room With Navy Sectional Post by dbneeley (3) | (03/20/2005) Contact If you haven't done it yet, check out the home page of http://www.homereserve.com. They show a fabric that has a gold and a blue on the home page, paired with a blue ottomon. You might also pick up the blue on one wall, and put a somewhat muted gold on the other three in that room. Then, you have the blue to carry on either as a primary color or an accent in your kitchen. David RE: Family Room With Navy Sectional Post By Jill (Guest Post) (02/25/2005) The great thing about fabric is that you can find some with almost any colour combination that pleases you. Some strategically placed throw pillows, curtains, etc. in the coordinating fabric can tie the whole room together. RE: Family Room With Navy Sectional Post By Linda (Guest Post) (02/23/2005) A third color in this scheme could be a rust. RE: Family Room With Navy Sectional Post by Suzanne S. (200) | (02/23/2005) Contact I have to agree. A gold-yellow may be to strong a color to go with a navy. Perhaps a sandy-yellow color with your navy sectional would give the room a nautical feel. You could use bright white for window casement and moldings. You could accent with twine rope (which is cheap) and use white curtains with grommits for threading. If you are people who could head the nautical direction that is. But from a monetary standpoint it definitely has it's benefits. RE: Family Room With Navy Sectional Post By Glo (Guest Post) (02/23/2005) Hi, I love decorating and colors. Instead of a gold yellow, have you thought about a medium, creamy yellow, which would compliment the maple. Yellow and blue are pretty together, and very fresh. Bring the blue into the kitchen with curtains and accessories. A blue and yellow rug in the kitchen. Enjoy and good luck.