38 Ways To Incorporate An Orange Sofa In Your Space
With current trends for earthy and natural colors, warm shades and boho decor, orange and rust have never been more popular than now. This warm glow, refined feel they bring is a gorgeous idea for many spaces and a fresh substitution to yellow. The psychological meaning of orange is also great: it’s an active color with heightened emotions, increased activity, positive emotions and sharper awareness of the surroundings. Why not add such a great color to your space? If you are ready for orange color statement, it’s high time to buy or reupholster your existing sofa making it orange.
What Styles Can An Orange Sofa Fit?
This bold orange piece can be welcomed by any space, from boho and mid-century modern to even Scandinavian with a touch of color. This sofa can be the only splash of color in the space, or it may be an anchor piece, and all the other pops of color will be in harmony with it.
A bold living room with a rust-colored sectional and a bright gallery wall plus statement lamps.
A charming living room with a bold burnt orange sofa, a teal chair and matching pillows plus a lovely gallery wall.
A chic living room with navy walls, a rust-colored sofa, a gallery wall , a floor lamp and low table with tiles is wow.
A colorful eclectic living room with a fireplace, lilac chairs, an orange sofa, Moroccan furniture, a rug and poufs is bold.
A contemporary living room with an orange sectional and navy pillows, potted plants and round tables is very welcoming.
A light-filled living room with low orange loveseats, a round table and a neutral textural rug - who needs more than that to invite friends for a coffee.
A light-filled living room with open shelves, a desk and a chair, an orange sectional sofa, a coffee table and colorful pillows.
A lively living room with an orange sofa and neutral pillows, a storage coffee table and a faux fur stool, open shelves.
A lovely boho living room with an orange leather sofa, a wooden bead rug and a geo table, a monochromatic gallery wall.
A lovely living room with a rust-colored sectional, a low table, floating shelves and potted plants here and there.
There are many shades of orange, from lighter and warmer ones, to deep rust tones, and the solution is up to you. Light orange goes well in more neutral spaces, bold orange may fit literally any space, and deep fall-inspired rust shades will be great in boho, mid-century modern or moody spaces.
As for designs, think classic – a pretty Chesterfield sofa will balance out an incredibly bold shades of orange, or go for something modern, for example, a low orange sofa. Play with textures, too, adding interest to the space and making your sofa more inviting. Take a look how to stylishly incorporate an orange sofa into the space and make it look ultimate below!
A modern living room done in neutrals, with a rust-colored sectional, a low round table and a mid-century modern chandelier to light up the space.
A modern living room with an orange sofa, a low acrylic table, a desk and a leather chair plus a crystal chandelier.
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