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I thought finding a set of living room furniture my husband liked was hard, but we did it.
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I thought finding a decent patterned fabric for the chair, ottoman and pillows was hard, but we’ve (tentatively) done that.
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But now?
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The part I thought would be easy is turning out to be anything but.
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We need a solid fabric for the couches and nothing is working.
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Neither of us wants that much blue so we’re leaning towards neutrals.
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There’s not much color in the pattern and it’s been difficult choosing a coordinating shade.
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Too light.
Too dark.
Too turd like.
The new floor will look like this…
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So I have to consider that as well.
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Too light for the white walls.
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Too cool a shade for the floor and warm trim.
The search continues….
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River's world..... 
Well if beige, blue and grey is in every color palate you are given, it’s going to be tough.
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That’s all I’m finding…
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Turd like. 😂💩
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I call ‘em like I see ‘em.
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Wow… I don’t think I’ve put that much thought into any aspect of my life!
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I never dreamed it would be this difficult.
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I guess I had it easy cause I wasn’t looking when I found my sofas.
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That’s the best way.
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In order to avoid testing the patience and fabric of your fandom,
It may be time throw up your hands, close your eyes, and pick at random!
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It’s tempting, but no.
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I’m glad my only preferences are for bright colors and anything that makes me smile. (OK and no patterns…)
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I have seen no bright colored fabric. None.
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I have a dark grey leather loveseat – with orange throw pillows…actually I have the same pillow covers in silver for when I had a wicker loveseat with orange seat covers – orange and grey are obviously a thing for me. I’m just a crazy hippy-dippy when it comes to decor – you obviously have more class than I do – LOL
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I don’t know about that…
But at this point I’d settle for less class and something that blends.
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Geez Louise, it might be easier to change your house to match the furniture rather than the other way around.
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I’m beginning to think so, yes.
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Much luck.
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I’ll need it. Thanks…
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Why not buy a couch, etc. then paint the room to match. It would be easier.
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🤣
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You could try art on the wall to tie it in? Or maybe a lampshade scattering the light, but that doesn’t help at night. Maybe upholsterer specialist has magic key to unlock the dilemma?
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I mean lampshade won’t help during day!
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My father was an artist and his paintings hang on our walls. That’s non negotiable…
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I am rooting for you from afar, knowing the angst that comes from attempting to buy furniture. It seems like it should be fun, but never is.
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The dining room was easy. This is definitely not… fun or easy.
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If you get beige, white or gray; you could always charge the look with blankets and throw covers.
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Yes, but I’m not a big blanket person… and the thought of paying so much for something just to cover it sticks in my craw.
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That’s very true
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