Leather sofas are timeless pieces of furniture, suitable for both classic and contemporary style environments. But which shade should you choose? This is the real dilemma.
Choosing the colour of your sofa requires a great deal of attention because the shade you choose influences the character you want to give to your furniture and contributes to creating a harmony of spaces and colours in your home. If you love leather sofas (enduring classics that can adapt well to all styles) you have a wide range of shades to choose from and it is important to understand how to find the colour for your leather sofa that best suits your idea of a home.
To find the perfect leather sofa shade, several factors must be taken into account:
Very light shades, such as white or cream, are perfect in Scandinavian-style environments. A sofa in such light leather is very elegant and breathtaking and a beautiful example is the ‘Dragées’ model by Calia Italia.
Instead black leather sofas (the par excellence of sofas) usually go well with classic environments but they can also work in very contemporary ones, especially if you play with the chromatic contrast with the rest of the furniture. For example, you could combine a black leather sofa with white furniture.
In case black is too much, brown, in its various shades, is always a valid colour that matches all types of living rooms. Dove grey, found on the ‘Elisir’ model by Calia Italia, is very beautiful in more modern style environments, while dark brown is a real all-rounder.
If you like this shade, we recommend the ‘Gianduiotto Jr’ model by Calia Italia, which is deconstructed and inspired by the shape of a delicious tray of chocolates. However, for a more vintage style, you could go for a light brown shade, like the one that characterises the ‘Romeo Relax’ model by Calia Italia.
The colours dove grey, blue or burgundy are ideal for classic and elegant furnishings, while if you want to go for eccentricity and want to give your living room a unique twist, then you should make room for bright colours, such as red or yellow.