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Living Room - Sofa Patterns

Niecey Posted:

Living Room - Sofa Patterns

Anyone have a patterned sofa/loveseat set and want to share pictures? I need ideas....

I am trying to pick the fabric for my couches and I usually like an understanded look but trying to decide if I should go with a pattern or not? I am just afraid I am going to get sick or it in a few years and want to re-upholster it too soon....
kittyke Posted:

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this is ours, it is a Broyhill, so far we are very happy with it, only have it for 2 weeks.

Jan05Bride Posted:

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They are Craftmaster couches purchased from Seigermans on Route 110 North

ETA: I love my striped loveseat the best ... I don't think I could get sick of that one ever!





Kathy116 Posted:

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This is our sunroom...floral pattern on the sofas and plaid on the chair.
februarybride Posted:

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You could always do a solid colored couch and patterns on the chairs. If you get sick of the pattern it's cheaper to re-upholster!

wc0143 Posted:

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Posted by Kathy116

This is our sunroom...floral pattern on the sofas and plaid on the chair.



Our LR furniture is pretty much the same except our two chairs are floral (reddish background) and the sofa & loveseat are sage & off white LARGE check/plaid.
Niecey Posted:

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Posted by februarybride

You could always do a solid colored couch and patterns on the chairs. If you get sick of the pattern it's cheaper to re-upholster!



That is what I am thinking of doing but wanted to get some ideas. The decorator from Ethan Allen seems to think I should do a bolder design on my couch and loveseat rather the chairs because my walls are so neutral but I am trying to figure out what I like. My first thought was exactly what you described.
palebride Posted:

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we have one solid colored red couch and then a plaid loveseat to match it...breaks up the room a bit i think

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