Colorful Sofas

How do you decorate around a colorful couch?

Let the couch be the one strong color in the room. Keep the walls and the rug neutral, in white, cream, warm gray or natural wood tones, and repeat the couch color once or twice in a cushion, a print or a vase. Add one accent from the opposite side of the color wheel in small amounts: mustard or rust with blue, pink or terracotta with green, navy with orange.

Which colorful couch is easiest to live with?

Deeper, earthier shades such as olive, forest green, navy, rust and clay behave almost like neutrals and hide everyday marks. Bright and pale colors make more of a statement and show wear sooner, so look for a performance fabric or washable covers.

Shop one color: green, orange, blue and brown sofas. Prefer a neutral? See beige and cream, gray and white sofas, or read the best couch colors.

For wall, rug and cushion pairings, see what colors go with a gray, green, beige, brown or white couch.

Living with the color

Every listing names its color, and colors can look slightly different on different screens. If you are matching an existing room, contact us before you order. For fabric care by type, see how to clean a sofa.

Delivery and returns

Every sofa ships to all 50 states for a flat $20 by curbside delivery, and most orders arrive within 5–10 business days. If it is not right, you have 30 days from delivery to return it for free. See our shipping policy and returns policy.

Frequently asked questions

Is a colorful couch a good idea?

Yes, if you like the color enough to keep it for years. A colored sofa gives a plain room character without repainting, and deep shades such as green and navy are as practical as gray.

Will a colorful couch go out of style?

Color trends change, but greens, blues and warm earth tones have stayed in use for decades. If you worry about tiring of it, choose a muted version of the color you love.