Hi there! You can use beige tones- they go really well with brown if you add a hint of blue accent on. Also grey walls go well too (depends on the type of sofa you have- would be great if you can share pictures of your furniture here)!

Hello Arsh, Thankfully it's one piece as we were hoping. To tone it down these are our suggestions: The wall behind this needs to be in grey color. Use the lighter shade of your Curtains grey stitch lines in Royale Aspira Paint. Use black and white photo frames on that wall. Combine a number of patterned black and white with bright yellow or blue cushions on this piece and Use a similar throw piece. Use a carpet if your budget permits. Please ask the upholsterers to finish the other sofas properly. The biddings are not straight and they are not there on the entire piece - like handles. Let us know if you would need some pics as suggestions on the above. Lastly, thanks for your kind words..please feel free to leave your review/comments on our Houzz profile. Amit Cornerstone Designs. Bangalore.

Hello Sachin, The space has so many horizontal and vertical lines that's making the space look puzzled. Tiles, Doors, Ceiling, Aluminum track everything is done with horizontal/vertical lines. You may want to reduce it with soothing colors. Would it be ok with you to paint the bamboo furniture with white and coupled with lemon yellow or mustard cushions. No more patterns please :) Thanks, Nitin CORNERSTONE DESIGNS. Bangalore

Apologies Pro, for speaking on her behalf but I guess she is referring to the alignment of the sofa and TV unit and the viewing angle. If the sofa is placed on the orange wall it has to be done after leaving the door space where as TV is place very near to the wall. Secondly, it will be too much of a viewing distance. Veena, if this is what you meant by 'haywire; it will be better if you share the floor plan with rough dimensions of the sofa and TV unit. Thanks, Nitin Cornerstone Designs, Bangalore.