CUSHION COLORS TO AVOID
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CLASHING COLORS

Clashing cushion colors can make or break a room. Get it right and your space will sing; get it wrong and you’ll be left with a headache and an empty wallet! The easiest way to start is by looking at the colors already in your room. Is your furniture light or dark? What colors are your walls and floors? Once you’ve got a feel for the existing color scheme, you can start to experiment with different cushion colors.Avoid using cushion colors that clash with the rest of the room's color scheme. For example, if your living room has a neutral color scheme, bright or bold colored cushions may look out of place. If you have a lot of brown furniture, you might want to stay away from a brown and yellow color scheme.
OVERWHELMING COLORS
Cushions with overly bright or bold colors can be overwhelming and may make the room feel cramped or cluttered. Bold or bright colors can be overwhelming, so it's important to choose colors that complement the existing color scheme and enhance the room's overall aesthetic. Cushions with too many colors can make the room feel cramped or cluttered, so it's best to stick to a few colors that work well together. By following these guidelines, you can create a beautiful and inviting space that you'll enjoy spending time in.It's better to choose colors that complement the existing color scheme and enhance the room's overall aesthetic.MISMATCHED COLORS

TOO MUCH WHITE
- Use a lint roller to remove any dust or dirt from the surface of the cushion.
- If the cushion is made of a natural fiber like cotton or linen, you can spot clean it with a mild detergent.
- If the cushion is made of a synthetic fiber, you can machine wash it on a gentle cycle.
- Hang the cushion to dry in a well-ventilated area.
- Once the cushion is dry, fluff it up to restore its shape.

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