We've seen a lot of bold prints on settees and chairs over the years. And more and more we are seeing prints on couches. The geometric print seems to work the best, and a classic smaller scale tight back sofa, like a Camel Back is the perfect shape.
Here's a round up of images to inspire you. Would you do it? I think it would be a great choice! Prints show dirt and wear and tear less, and they certainly add energy and pizazz. Doing one on a sofa, usually the largest piece of upholstered furniture in the room, makes for a great piece of design real estate.
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The before of the sofa in boring brown - I think the ottoman was a good influence -via House of Turquoise |
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The famous Ruthie Sommers couch from the cover of Domino - this is the geometric that set the standard |
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Red Greek Key style print sofa - photo by Valorie Hart |
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Black geometric print on sofa - via Decorpad |
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Green Ikat style print looks so fresh |
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Black and cream bold damask print - photo by Valorie Hart, interior design Bruce McNally |
My white leather Camel Back is calling me....
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Ha! I juuuust wrote about this today. Thanks for helping me remember the beauty in crazy patterned couches. They are just such statement makers!
ReplyDeleteI wasn't sure whether to do a geometric couch or rug but thanks to you I am picking a fabulous geometric print COUCH! Barclay Butera for Kravett 30409 - 115. Thanks!
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