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Advice on additional sofa for living room

11 years ago

I need to add additional seating in this living room. Prefer to have three seater . What kind of sofa would fit the best.. I need to break the monochromatic look so i guess it should not be tufted. Also I am on a budget..Will the attached picture grey sofa (pic 3 )look good or will it be totally out ..Appreciate your recommendations..

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11 years ago
That gray sofa is going to clash in color and style with the look of the space and your existing pieces. If you need seating for three more people in addition to what you already have, how about using small scale print fabric side chairs? It doesn't look as if you have enough room for 8-9 people in that space, though, unless you allow some spillover into the adjoining dining (?) area.
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Original Author
11 years ago
Thanks Sooz1001, there is a corner opposite to the tree seater where I can fit another sofa . My phone is not good at capturing it well. So space is not an issue.. I think I should go for open concept sofas similar to what I have .what color should I go for, perhaps white or any thing else ..pls advise
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