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All ArticlesQuestionsNewestOldestMost HelpfulLeast HelpfulMost AnswersFewest AnswersBest AnswersRelevanceQuestion: FlagBy littlesushi1011I have painted my master bedroom light grey and my bedroom set is black with silver. Which color should I pick for my curtains and area rug that will look great all year long? How about during fall season? Answer By katiefaye27 Flag1I would say light blue or even a light purple could be great. For your rug you could find one with different shades of the color you choose Reply Question: FlagBy Lindaji F.0My room and walls are all in a green colour like as shown in the picture below. I want to change the curtain colour. Can you please help me to choose the colour? Right nowa peach colour curtain is put on. Help me with what colour and design, like solid or stripe to buy. Answer By katiefaye27 Flag0Browns are good with green all different Browns. Reply Question: FlagBy Tricia550I have pumpkin colored walls in my kitchen and a brown floor. I am wondering what color curtains would look the best on the french doors.

I've posted a picture of the color and french doors. Answer By samara_74115 Flag0if you want to change it up in future, a tiny blue plaid would look very rustic. Reply Question: FlagBy erinnagle0We recently bought curtains that once put up looked very similar to the wall color. We are debating whether to keep this color that blends with the wall color or to put up rust colored curtains similar to the pillow flipped over on the couch on the left in the same style. Answer By likekinds Flag0I used Gimp to change the color of your curtains to rust, then to cinnamon, then dark green. Assuming you aren't going to change anything else in the room, If I were you, I'd leave the curtains as they are. Reply Question: FlagBy BLACK RAINBOW0I have a red leather sectional. Everything else is neutral beige walls, black or espresso furniture, and dark wood floors. What color curtains should I get? I was thinking black or tan. Answer By likekinds Flag0Don't know if you're into it or not, but I think with this room's particular 'ambiance', a touch of art deco would look nice, Reply Question: FlagBy Marge C.0I have a very dark living room.

My furniture is dark too. Should or can I go with white curtains for more light? I have a lot of red, green, brown, and off white walls. Answer By Louise B. Flag0I love white curtains. I have white sheers, with mini-blinds if I need to darken the room. Reply Question: FlagBy Tina0I have a dark chocolate sofa and chair. The walls are beige, so is the ceiling. What color should the curtains and sheers be? I'm also going to add some decor and an art wall. Answer Flag0A nice pattern in the mint to turquoise area with the same Brown . Like the eye cat print & use the same shears. Iridescent and pearl accessories around will be nice. Reply Question: FlagBy yogeshvirgo0I have a wooden sofa with walnut coloured polish. The walls and flooring are off-white in colour. Please suggest the colour of solid curtain and sheer both. Answer By bcormier777 Flag0I have light grey walls dark chocolate couch what color can I use for curtains Reply Question: FlagBy Tricia550Would moss green curtains look good on kitchen french doors?

The kitchen walls are a pumpkin color and the floor is brown. Answer By Tricia55 Flag0Thanks for all your responses. Great idea to get material. Reply Question: FlagBy Dazee N.0My husband and I just bought our home and we have a gray sofa-sectional, but are debating on the colors for our curtains. Eventually, we want to stain our floors darker and paint our walls a very light gray (almost white). We want to have 2 levels of curtains. I think we should have a sky/light blue curtain with white sheer curtain in the back, but my husband wants a medium to dark gray curtain with the white sheer curtain in the back. I don't know if there's a term for the sheer white curtains or not. I was also thinking of white curtains. Our living room is really small. A lot smaller than it looks in the picture. Answer By likekinds Flag0I agree with Louise about draperies the same color or a shade darker, making the room appear larger. The reason this happens is, if you have draperies near the same color as the wall, there appears to be an uninterrupted view across the entire wall, creating a sense of spaciousness.