Many friends may have this question: why does my living room always seem to have something wrong, not as well as expected. Why is this??? There are many reasons for this, and one of them is easily overlooked - the choice of the matching of the rest chair. Usually, decoration companies often include a tall and bulky leisure chair in their renderings, and are likely to choose some colors similar to bright yellow and sky blue as "jumping colors" to match with the sofa: what are its shortcomings? ——The two biggest color blocks in the living room furniture should be the sofa and carpet, so follow the logic of primary and secondary order, they should be the protagonists in the space, and the rest of the leisure chairs and coffee tables should appear as supporting role. At this point, if a leisure chair that is taller than the sofa and more eye-catching in color appears, it may overshadow the guests. After the primary and secondary are disrupted, the visual effect is easily messy. How to choose a leisure chair or are there any other alternative solutions to identify the root cause of the problem? Let's take a look together:

The correct approach:

1. Choose lightweight styles; two It is best to choose neutral colors and natural wood/light coffee; three The height should be similar to that of a sofa, not too high. Alternative approach 1: Same style single sofa analysis: Because the style is the same, there will be no mistakes in style matching. As long as two sets of sofas choose the same color, it is even less likely to make mistakes. But its drawbacks are also quite obvious: there are requirements for the size of the space, and not every living room may fit it; The visual effect is relatively mediocre and requires careful selection of carpets or coffee tables to fill the visual gap.

Alternative approach 2: Same foot pedal analysis: The advantages of the foot pedal are very obvious - it is low in height and maximizes the visual transparency of the space. The foot pedals of the sofa have the same style and color as the sofa itself, which can ensure the consistency of the overall style. However, in the process of selection, everyone should pay close attention to the size of the foot pedal, as it may not fit in a small living room. If it affects the spatial flow, then this approach is somewhat redundant.

Alternative approach three: Sitting stool/soft stool analysis: The advantages of sitting stool are the same as the sofa footstool mentioned above, but its choices in color, style, and material are wider. Materials such as leather, knitting, wool felt, cotton and linen, combined with various colors, if your aesthetic ability is not up to par, you are likely to make a mess of this space.

Summary:

1. First determine the style of the sofa, and then consider the leisure chair after buying the sofa. The order cannot be reversed;

2. Determine the style of the leisure chair, whether it is consistent or a mix and match;

3. Pay attention to the height of both and try to choose a leisure chair that is about the same height or lower than the sofa;

If you like a leisure chair but it is much taller than a sofa, then make sure that the living room is spacious enough and pull the leisure chair as far away from the sofa as possible, which can reduce visual discomfort to a certain extent. After reading these, have you decided what kind of leisure chair to look for?