Selecting a couch for the living room is no small decision, as you'll want to purchase a piece that will last you for years to come. First, you'll want to determine what color couch you'd like for your space. Blue is an excellent sofa color, and there are so many variations of the hue you can choose from too. Below are 30 blue couch living room ideas, and they may make you want to introduce this look into your own home.
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Try a Blue Couch and Yellow Chairs
If you're drawn to vibrant hues, consider pairing a bright teal couch like this one with sunny yellow accent chairs to create an eye-catching moment. Keep other decor and accessories to a minimum to allow these main furniture pieces to shine.
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Don't Forget to Add Throw Pillows
Pair a blue couch with blue throw pillows featuring your favorite designs. Don't be afraid to mix patterns; the beauty is in a well-curated combination.
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Try a Simple Two-Seater
This space proves that a couch doesn't have to be large in size to make an impact. Here, a teal blue two-seater adds plenty of personality to this living room.
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Say Hello to Stripes
Serene blue and white stripes never go out of style. If you're drawn to classic, preppy spaces, a couch like this one is for you.
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Choose a Sectional Color Wisely
If you're opting for a large sectional sofa, it's smart to select fabric that will easily camouflage wear and tear (think: spills and handprints). A deep shade of denim is a great choice.
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Add a Playful Element to the Living Room
Bring on the fun! This preppy Palm Beach living room demonstrates just how wonderful pink and blue look together. The scalloped blue couch is truly the space's showstopper and is equal parts cute and cozy looking.
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Make It Family Friendly
This kid-friendly living room features another dark colored sectional sofa that is bound to stand the test of time.
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Go Bright in a Small Living Room
Even if your living room is on the smaller side, don't hesitate to go bold. Here, a NYC apartment living room is full of pops of color, including an aqua sofa.
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Try This Twist on a Classic Chesterfield
Chesterfield sofas are always in vogue, but if you're not as inclined to go with a traditional leather fabric, keep in mind that a blue velvet finish is equally stunning.
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Make It Match
If you like the idea of a monochrome look, purchase plenty of throw pillows that match the fabric of your couch to a T.
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Choose a Fabric Type That Suits You
Velvet couches continue to have a major moment. They're soft to the touch, complement a range of decor styles, and just look so luxe.
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Consider Opting for Velvet
This blue velvet sofa shines in a living room that is filled with both mid-century modern and boho style accents.
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Calm the Chaos With a Solid Color Couch
If you opt for a colorful area rug, you'll likely want to stick with a plain couch fabric to keep your space from appearing too chaotic. A royal blue hue fits right into this cheery room.
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Make It Plush
A plush, denim colored couch like this one is just perfect for lounging. If you like to spend time reading or napping on the couch, comfort is extra key.
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Try a Light Blue
With so many shades of blue to choose from, there's truly something for everyone. Here, a soft slate blue velvet couch is adorned with plenty of stylish pillows.
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Go Grandmillennial
This living room is another example of how wonderful blue and yellow can look paired together—this time, in a grandmillennial style home.
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Don't Shy Away From Blue and Black
Wondering whether you can combine blue and black? This living room setup proves that yes, in fact, you can—here, a bright blue sofa pairs perfectly with a black and white striped rug.
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Or Mix Blue, Red, and White
Red and white look nice with blue, too—a modern checkered rug and sofa add lots of energy to this living room.
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Add Blues to an Earthy Space
While this room is rooted in wood tones, there's still room for blue furniture to stand out. Mixing and matching shades of blue within a space adds dimension.
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Pick a Barely-There Blue
A powder blue couch looks right at home in this feminine living room, which is filled with delightful pops of pattern.
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Select Two Favorite Shades
Placing a blue couch against blue walls can look super sophisticated, as seen in this space. The key is to select two different tones of blue so as not to cause everything to blend together.
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Don't Forget to Jazz Up Your Walls
A blue couch pairs nicely with a tile-inspired wallpaper print in this sitting room. Once again, an array of pillows add extra panache.
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Style Blue and Green
Consider pairing blue with green if you enjoy both colors. This green and white ottoman-turned-coffee table looks right at home next to a dark blue couch.
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Make a Splash With Art
Not sure what to hang above the couch? Select a favorite piece of art that plays off its blue hue—this abstract piece fills a blank wall perfectly and livens up the space.
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Combine Navy and Jute
Navy blue and jute look great together, evoking a classic, coastal feel.
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Keep It Traditional
A blue-gray English roll arm sofa looks nice and elegant in this formal living room.
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Don't Choose Just One Blue
Why settle for just one favorite blue when you can enjoy multiple shades? The hue is carried over into the nature-inspired artwork, too.
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Get Modern
There's a couch style for everyone. A low-profile blue sofa contributes to the modern feel of this living room.
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Draw Inspiration From Your Rug
The colorful pillows on this navy couch correspond with the room's area rug flawlessly, resulting in a collected, cohesive looking space.
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Choose Something Contemporary
Navy blue isn't just for coastal spaces; it looks fantastic in more modern rooms, too. Pair it with white and chrome furniture to keep the contemporary look going.