When it comes to preferred sofa shades, the team here at Distinctive Chesterfields say neutral colours like black, brown and beige are still amongst the most popular.<\/em><\/p>\n
Customers with a penchant for chesterfield couches tend to choose a ‘traditional’ colour that will easily blend in with their existing furniture. Few opt for bright, bold shades like the one you see below: Sudbury yellow.<\/em><\/p>\n
Our content manager, Lauren, recently took delivery of a Distinctive Chesterfields sofa, though,\u00a0and guess which colour she chose? Yep, you’re right. For Lauren, it had to be yellow. Here, she explains why:<\/em><\/p>\n
I was in the middle of signing up for a new flat when I decided my old sofa – a grey leather number – just had to go. In its place, I pictured a bold and bright couch. Why? I knew it’d cheer me up each evening when I walked through the doors of my new place after a busy day at work.<\/p>\n
There’s something about the winter months that can make you feel a bit flat. And as I would be getting the keys to my new place in mid-October, it made perfect sense to brighten it up a little with something vibrant.<\/p>\n
You’d think that a yellow sofa like the three-seat Fulham<\/a> you see above wouldn’t really work with much else colour-wise. But you’d be wrong. I quickly realised that a palette of grey, teal and aqua worked perfectly with my boldly coloured couch.<\/p>\n
So think about it for a second…<\/p>\n
You could opt for a neutral, beige, and let’s face it, a little bit bland (sorry) sofa like everyone else’s. Or you could do something a little daring as we edge closer to the New Year. You could see in 2017 with a sofa that makes your heart sing. Okay, okay, so I won’t go that far. But it does put a huge smile on my face. And isn’t that what buying a new couch<\/a> is all about?!<\/p>\n
Until next time…<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"