• If your walls are neutral, consider maintaining a monochrome color scheme with neutral chairs: this is refined, modern way of decorating.
• Deep earth tones in flooring, such as dark hardwoods, are complemented by rich furniture colors, such as deep red or dark green.
• Stark white walls cry out for contrast: consider black or a primary color for your chair.
• A pastel, watercolor room will benefit from white or cream chairs for a light, soft palette
• If you use jewel tones, such as emerald or rich purple in your room décor, consider using sapphire blue for your chair to continue the rich tonality.
• In a large room, consider you Barcelona chair a sculptural piece, and pick a bright, saturated color for maximum impact.
• Anchor a cream-and-white room palette with a black chair: the tones will all work well together.
• If you are using wallpaper or printed window treatments, pick up one of the lesser colors in the print and use that as your chair color.
• Cool-toned environments such as blue, violet, and mint green will be flattered by cool chair colors: think pure white, not cream.
• Warm-toned environments such as mustard yellow or burnt orange will require warm furniture tones: cream, or tobacco brown would be good choices.