What colour goes with chocolate and cream

[giselle48]

I want to add colour to my lounge as main colours are:
walls: jasmine white/calico
daddo rail: pine
flooring: beech laminate
sofa: chocolate brown - cushions: cream
curtains: chocolate brown

I want to accessorize but not sure what colours to go for, i.e. lamp base/shade, vases, paintings etc.

Suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Giselle

[Solarjunkie]

Turquoise.

[Oldilocks]

Mint green?

[Ethel]

Raspberry

[chazza]

I would go for turquoise or deep red

[rhona_j]

A deep burgundy or rich red would be lovely!

[B00]

Any one of these would be nice.

http://www.dulux.co.uk/webapp/wcs/stores/servl et/DuluxVibrantWarmCalmFreshCmd?storeId=10752& hueId=Blue&moodId=Fresh

[spaced]

baby blue fits perfectly

[Therema]

Had my sittingroom done in colors similar and i used Wedgewood blue and the had many compliments

[drestie]

My bedroom has a similar colour scheme, and I just painted a wall a lovely tomato red. It looks fantastic!

[tingirl]

pale antique green or peppermint, so it'll be mint choc-chip!

[clairey-s]

baby blue, red, dark orange, or maybe a turquoise/greeny colour.
Id go for blue as its the easiest to match, ie you can find lots of things in the same shade =]

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[Lynn_M]

Beige

[aurelia]

terracotta colour. I have a friend who has accessories in a terracotta/burnt umber colour with chocolate brown sofa and cream and burnt umber cushions and other accessoriues between cream and burbnt umber/terracotta

looks lovely

[eash]

Bronze or gold

[Champagne]

Hi there. If you look at Next Directory online you'll see that they do a lot of soft furnishings & accessories to compliment neutral colour schemes. For example, you could opt for warm berry reds:-

http://order.next.co.uk/page.asp?b=X38&p=798&o =1

blue/mint green:-

http://order.next.co.uk/page.asp?b=X38&p=802&o =1

or light/bright earth tones:-

http://order.next.co.uk/page.asp?b=X38&p=806&o =1

[tididge]

Duck egg (light blue/green) / Burnt Sienna (deep orangy shade) this should add warmth to your room, reflective elements would soften this space too mirrored lamp bases etc

[Laura705]

purple, and a colour they are calling duck egg blue, check out www.next.co.uk.

[JxCxL]

very baby pink