How to Coordinate Chair Colors with Our Signature Palette
Our chairs come in six elegant hues—Black, WhiteCream, Champagne, Deep Green, Red, and Brown. Here’s how to mix and match these shades to elevate any living room, conference area, or restaurant:
Our chairs come in six elegant hues—Black, White Cream, Champagne, Deep Green, Red, and Brown. Here’s how to mix and match these shades to elevate any living room, conference area, or restaurant:
1. Establish Your Neutrals
· Black, White Cream, Champagne, Brown
Use these four as your foundational tones. They anchor the space and let accent colors pop.
2. Accent with Bold Hues
· Deep Green & Red
These two vibrant shades draw the eye. Reserve them for key seats—think a pair of deep green swivel chairs in the living room or red arm chairs flanking a restaurant booth.
3. Pairing Strategies
· Monochrome Neutrals
• All black or all white cream seating for a sleek, minimalist look.
• Champagne and brown together add warmth without overwhelming.
· Neutral + Single Accent
• Black chairs with one deep green piece to signal a focal spot.
• White cream seating punctuated by a single red chair to energize a dining area.
· Dual Accent Pop
• Champagne and deep green chairs alternate around a conference table for a modern twist.
• Brown and red paired chairs create an inviting, autumnal vibe in a lounge.
4. Match to the Room’s Function
· Living Room
Anchor with brown or champagne, then introduce deep green accent chairs. A black swivel adds drama.
· Conference Room
Choose white cream or champagne for the majority; position one or two red chairs at the head for emphasis.
· Restaurant / Café
Mix brown and black for durability and easy maintenance, then sprinkle in red for energy or deep green for a calm, upscale feel.
5. Balance with Accessories
· Textiles
Throw a deep green cushion on a champagne chair or a brown wool blanket on a white cream seat.
· Rugs & Art
Select patterns that echo two or three of your chosen chair colors to tie the room together.
By using our six color palette thoughtfully—combining stable neutrals with lively accent hues—you’ll create harmonious, stylish seating schemes tailored to any space.
