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Brown is an undoubtedly popular and versatile choice for living room furniture. Available in many different tones, an upholstered or leather sofa in brown can be a warm and welcoming addition to a sophisticated living room. But the first step is to determine what color walls go with a brown sofa. This way, you’ll create an earthy and balanced feel by pairing your seating furniture with complementing wall colors. Whether you prefer mid-toned wall paint colors or a soft and soothing hue, our examples below will help you coordinate your brown sofa with the right wall colors.

A galley kitchen is characterized by two parallel walls of kitchen cabinets and countertops, which run along a narrow space, with an exit at either end. A galley kitchen is sometimes known as a corridor kitchen because it creates the feel of a corridor, with the remaining floor space available being like a long and narrow walkway.

A G-shaped kitchen has four walls of countertop space, which are all joined together except for one empty area of floor space in one of the corners, which serves as the access point to enter the kitchen. This creates a pattern that, from above, looks like the letter ‘G.’ This type of layout is most commonly used in open-plan spaces, where the protruding part of the ‘G’ juts out into the room.

A U-shaped kitchen is defined by three connecting walls of cabinets and countertops, which create a shape like a letter ‘U’ when viewed from above. These types of kitchen layouts can also go by the name of ‘horseshoe’ kitchen because of the similar shape.

If you have a home with an L-shaped living area, here are some layout ideas to use as inspiration for what you can achieve with this kind of shaped room.

Though this may seem like an overwhelming task, given that gray can be paired with almost any color and look stylish, you can narrow down your options if you know the type of look you want to achieve in your living room. Here we look at the most in-demand shades right now for couches that go with gray walls.

The color of your walls will, of course, be instrumental in helping you decide which color your trim should be, as these two colors will be positioned right next to each other and therefore need to be complementary. Here we look at the best colors of trim that go with gray walls.

Here we look at the best options for both dark wood flooring and light wood flooring to help you understand which color rugs go with wood floors.

Brown, rather unfairly, has a reputation for being a bland, stale color in interior design, but this warm and comforting color has steadily been climbing back up the ladder of popularity and is seeing a revival in home decor. There are many shades of brown, from rich chocolate to soft camel, which can be used to transform a room and create a haven of relaxation. Brown does not always have to be dull, as we demonstrate below with stylish color pairings of furniture that goes with brown walls.

The color of the rug you choose can change the way the room feels because grey is often a neutral tone that is influenced by other shades. Here we look at the best rug colors for grey floors and which colors will work to create the atmosphere you want to achieve in your home.

An L-shaped kitchen layout will feature countertops on top of cupboards along two walls that meet at the adjoining corner to create an L-shape. Here we’ll uncover some practical L-shaped kitchen layouts and plans.

Are your electrical switch plates and outlets starting to look a little worse for wear? If your plates are turning yellow, perhaps it’s time to think about the best color for your white walls’ switch plates and outlets. Since white walls are a blank canvas that go with any color, you can match or complement the color of switch plates and outlets to your walls. This article will guide you on selecting the best switch plate and outlet colors for your white walls as well as some quick and easy painting tips.