Quick Update

[willowisp]

We went and looked at furniture. They still have the same couch we do, still only in one color. They also had a sectional made from the same material and color as our current one. My big thing for our great/living room is that from now on I want to be able to have another couple over and have enough permanent-like seats for all of us. The sectional probably would do nicely. We also saw a recliner couch/love seat/comfy chair set which came in the same color as ours or more of a whitish. We're not going to buy now, however.

Mom always told me that brown and gray don't go together. Our house is blues, grays, and whites and our couch is cocoa-colored. We figure, though, that we can decide if it all goes after we've moved and seen how the couch works with the carpet and wall colors. Andy said he thought it would, and I told him about Mom's brown/gray thing. It is a running joke that neither Andy nor I are good choices when trying to figure out if things go well together. So I idly wondered if we knew any gay guys who were local...

Comments

[goldenlily.livejournal.com]

It's a warm colour, cold colour thing. Greys, whites and blues are all cold colours, browns, reds etc are warm colours. Generally it's advised not to do the same together, but really it all depends on shade.

Also, from a couple's pov, I've hated sectionals - you can't curl up in two separate couples really, it's pretty intrusive onto your space.

All MHO and you can slap me if you like!