Jewel tone furniture has been around for ages. I

Navy Blue id a great neutral. It will never go out of style. But if you're worried you have options:

1. Big items in beige and lots of navy accent pieces. These can be changed out to other colors if you feel it's becoming dated.

2. Purchase "investment furniture" suck Baker, Heneredon, Barbara Barry, etc. They are expensive, but if you buy transitional style you can simply have them re-upholstered with new fabric and get a totally new look or your room.

I had blue couches for over 20 years and as long as you select a classic style you should be good and your choice looks pretty classic. I changed the rug, curtains, pillows, etc. over the years..that helped keep the room feeling updated.

Go for the blue! It's a classic and it's really considered a neutral. It can work with all sorts of styles!

There's only a few shades of blue that I wouldn't want. All of the pictures shared in comments above look great, and can remain timeless.

I think of my blue sofa like a pair of favorite jeans. Classic and beloved. You can dress them up or down, just like a sofa!

I've had a blue sofa for over 12 years:)

There are different blues, and ours has some grey in it.... one you buy might go in several directions: with yellow/gold, coral, or grey/white, or soft/hot pink.. light teal, or brighter sportier turquoise, etc...

yes blue is a trend. it is a trend that never goes far away though it will leave and return in a few years. In the meantime, as i am looking most who have answered seem like you and i to love blue. if you love something then it is not a trend for you. it is what you should get. update the pillows and rug every view years, but the blue sofa should serve you well.

Blue always tends to be on trend in some form or another - and there are so many appealing shades that it's easy to perk things up every now and again (scatter cushions, rugs, ornaments etc.) You can probably see from some of the pictures above that blue mixes in quite well with different colours, too. Either way, if you stick with a general rule of two main colours and a third accent colour, blue can provide a lot of options if you change your mind down the line.

I love blue velvet sofas.

Think of how many colors go with blue.

I too have studied the sofas in that exact photo.

Truthfully, almost everything in that room will look dated before those sofas do.

my opinion is it does not matter the style or color, you will look hot for a while, then it will look out for a while, then it will be back in. so if you don't do wild things, like glass legs, your love for it will carry from one down period to the next and noone will notice.