Hues of blue
Blue is definitely one of our favourite colours to work with as its versatile nature makes it ideal for a whole range of interior styles.
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Sophie is a great granddaughter of the founders of the business - so fabrics and furniture are almost part of her DNA! Her interests include home interiors and upcycling, and her favourite show to watch after work is The Repair Shop. Some of the topics she covers on the Plumbs blog include sofa reupholstery and furniture protection.
Blue is definitely one of our favourite colours to work with as its versatile nature makes it ideal for a whole range of interior styles. From a splash of seaside blue to an all-out ocean of navy, it can be anything from easy to intriguing.
We’ve focused here on the darker side of blue with touches of soft grey and cream to complement. Something like Italian Stripe will make a statement with its high fashion look and smart stripe design.
The luxury of blue has deep roots too, as it was traditionally one of the most expensive colours to create meaning the homes of the wealthy were abundant in the colour. If it’s the look for you, why not amp up your extravagance with a printed velvet such as Notting Hill Plain?
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Button backed sofa, reupholstered in Notting Hill Plain, Navy, with Glacier - Midnight curtains
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Italian Stripe - Blue Grey reupholstery
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Charlton - Navy Blue reupholstery -
Curtains in Charlton - Navy Blue, Blind in Pisa - Cream
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Easifit sofa cover in Maddison – Airforce and chair in Maddison – Dove with contrast piping -
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Renaissance Sofa, Medici Chair and Megan Curtains all in Wedgwood -
Curtains in Glacier - Midnight -
Curtains in Etienne - Sapphire
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