When you hear the word Chesterfield sofa,
what does that make you think of?
To be absolutely honest with you, before I
had looked into this I would probably have made a disgusting face and thought
about dark and dingy men’s rooms with dark furniture – all with a strong smell
of cigars and whiskey. That may have been the typical room for a Chesterfield
sofa back in the day, but the classic sofa has got a completely new fresh look
and a facelift for the 21st century.
First of all – who says a Chesterfield sofa
has to be of brown leather? Sure, this material works with pretty much any
style, and brown isn’t just brown… I mean, just look at all the different types
of brown leather in the Old
Boot sofa collection! But if you want to think outside the
box and go for an alternative colour, why not opt for either a stylish and
clean white or cream sofa…
…or perhaps be bold and pick one with a
colour that stands out, such as blue?
A blue sofa, or a neutral sofa with blue
decorations such as cushions and throws, gives your home a very stylish and
almost royal look.
The reason that blue feels so upper-class
and posh is because this is a colour that is considered “classic”, and that
will always be in style regardless of the season or the year. So if you want to
move away from the brown leather but still want a classic style, blue is
definitely the colour to opt for.
If you feel like being a bit more daring
and bold, but still not too extreme, a purple sofa can give your room a real
facelift. Just as dark blue, purple is considered being a bit of a royal
colour. However, if you don’t want to go quite this bold, you can opt for a
sofa of a light lilac colour. This will be the perfect choice if you have a
living room with a bit of an antique or shabby chic style with lots of dusky or
off-white colours.
What do you think of Chesterfield sofas
now? Hopefully this little article of mine will have opened your eyes a little,
and made you look at these sofas in a different way. This just shows that you
can be creative with pretty much anything, and that you shouldn’t have preconceptions
about things.
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