Locating lounge furniture with yellow bases and yes armrests
Identify the views from which people should recognize the lounge as a distinct area. These may include the room entrance, a route between work zones or the approach from a meeting area. Check whether the yellow bases are exposed from those positions before assigning them a role in the room’s visual organization. Armrests contribute a different kind of definition by establishing the sides of the seating. Review how these features work together as someone approaches: first the group’s position within the room, then the individual place within the group. The furniture arrangement should remain understandable at both stages of that approach.
Choose where yellow should appear
Consider whether the base color should repeat across the seating area or become apparent only at selected viewpoints. The actual design and orientation determine how much yellow is visible. Review the bases beside neighboring furniture and compare them with the colors already present in the room. A yellow detail does not require an exact repetition on another surface to have a deliberate role. Assess the actual shade under the intended lighting and decide how strongly it should relate to existing elements. Avoid treating the color description as evidence of a particular material, surface appearance or effect on the people using the lounge.
