I don't know what your style is but you could use a brighter warm white for a clean sophisticated look but if you like bright and cheery a yellow, orangish shade would be awesome. Can be a pastel if you don't like a heavy color. Mostly you need some color in the room. The couches are nice but need color to wake up the room. Curtains? Pillows? In colors that compliment the navy blue. Some pink, orange or yellow are good. If your into it a nice area rug would warm up the space.Some greenery is always a help wether you like plants or fake plants.

Posted this several months ago. finally getting around to actually painting the walls. I love beeswax color suggestion but my sofa is a darker shade. Either way I'm going to grab a paint chip sample of beeswax. My living room is basically a large box with with a large french door. My floors are dark polished concrete and I have a huge jute rug. the french door trim is painted white and furniture is medium wood tones. I know it sounds completely boring to the pros here but Im looking for a pottery barn type style. Something I can live with for a long time. I'm really thinking about just buying off white slipcovers but I thought I would try to get some more recommendations before I spend money I don't really have. btw, my sofa and loveseat are basic with square arms and my ceiling is low :( 8ft so not sure a dark color would work. Here is a picture of a living room I'd love to have. Thanks ahead of time and sorry for the long post.

Jane's personal kitchen has a lot of Scandinavian and European influence I think, though she did throw in an antique dish cabinet that makes the area look rustic. She chose a Dornbracht tall faucet for the sink as I recall, and I saw a comment she made at Houzz afterward that made me think maybe her faucet hadn't turned out to be the best choice for her--still good, just maybe not as great as she'd hoped. I just ordered a couple of Brizo articulating faucets for my kitchen after much research and think I will be happy with them. The most memorable kitchen for me from Attic Mag's archives was the one with the working fireplace oven in the middle. It was such a simple kitchen with great functionality, and I think it was in Italy somewhere that she rented while on vacation. We really don't do kitchens like that here in the USA on any regular basis anymore now that gas and electric stoves have taken over.

To me, it depends on the lining and seams. That’s a small piece of fabric to be able to tell. I’ve seen denim look nice but I’ve seen denim look cheap/like jeans. Lol A sectional is a lot of fabric! Have you tried searching online for a pic of your exact sofa with that fabric? Personally I’d go navy, as it’s classic and you won’t be surprised. I also think the color goes better with your walls.