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What colour sofa's would go well with a mid or light-tone green?

last year

It's for my living room. I was thinking of a green feature wall. This would go well with the black wood burner that I've got and mid-brown coloured wooden floorboards. What about the sofas? What colour fabric would pop? I dont want to try anything too out-there but also dont want to be too boring. Thanks

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last year
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