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  • Set of 2 Luna chairsSet of 2 Luna chairs

    Set of 2 Luna chairs - Beige

    Set of 2
    Bouclé fabric
    With its enveloping curves and elegant design, the LUNA chair reinvents modern comfort by combining softness and sophistication. Each product is subject to a specific manufacturing process, completely artisanal. Features: Length: 53.5 cm Width: 54 cm Height: 75 cm Weight: 5.8 kg Seat height:...
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    • Beige

Yellow isn't added like beige: one or two touches liven up a light room, beyond that they cancel each other out. This selection brings together artificial stems and bouquets in shades of yellow, from sunflower to chrysanthemum, along with a vase, a cushion cover and decorative gravel.

Using a bright color sparingly

Yellow catches the eye before other shades: place it where you want the eye to stop. Two or three touches arranged in a triangle work better than a single point that concentrates everything. A dark room dulls yellow: it needs light to stay vivid.

From sunflower to chrysanthemum

These yellows are not alike. Sunflowers and dahlias carry wide heads that give structure to a bouquet, daisies and carnations stay lighter, and ping-pong chrysanthemums form regular spheres. A medlar branch brings the breathing room that avoids an overcrowded bouquet.

Textiles extend the color

A yellow cushion cover on a neutral sofa echoes the bouquet placed further away and links the two ends of the room. Keep the textile more muted than the flower, which remains the brightest point. A cushion can be moved in a second: it's the best trial before committing to a color elsewhere.

Frequently asked questions

How many stems for a balanced bouquet?

An odd number almost always works: five or seven stems in a medium vase. Mix two flower sizes and add one taller stem.

What colors go with yellow?

Beige, off-white and light gray showcase it without competing with it. The brown of dried botanicals gives it depth, green makes it more natural.

Should I choose a clear or opaque vase?

An opaque vase hides the base of the stems and puts the flower forward. With gravel poured into the bottom, clear glass becomes an option again and the stems stop turning.