Promoting Freedom for Creative Architecture
Green paint brings an invigorating energy into any interior space, from deep avocado hues to subtle sage hues. Pair it with natural wooden furniture and decor items - such as old picture frames in this room - for an inviting ambience.
HID lights produce high levels of radiant heat that can scorch plants, so they should be installed more than five feet from a green wall to ensure even lighting. A lighting calculation program can assist with uniform illumination.
Springtime trees offer soft and soothing green tones for interior spaces that exude an inviting sense of nature and freshness. Open concept rooms especially benefit from these hues which add depth while giving off a natural ambience.
One such shade is "Screamin' Green," a vibrant hue with subtle blueish undertones that doesn't evoke neon vibes. Known as Kaitoke Regional Park in New Zealand and inspired by lush forests with fresh shoots.
Sage is another light green shade, and makes for an excellent minimalist choice. Reminiscent of sagebrush bushes or the leaves on bartlett pear trees, it makes an excellent statement without overshadowing more vibrant hues. Sage makes an excellent option for anyone wanting to keep things straightforward and minimal.
For a more neutral aesthetic, try shades like Dollar Bill or Chetwode. This bluish pine green hue exudes elegance, making an excellent complement for white furniture as well as other colors such as grays or blue-grays.
Green hues have taken center stage in interior design trends for an incredible season, from soft and soothing shades that help relieve anxiety to deeper hues with an eye-catching aesthetic, there is a shade of green suitable for every taste and aesthetic.
Olive green is one of the most beloved shades, as this earthy hue pairs beautifully with warm neutrals, wood elements, leather pieces and natural green hues such as moss or sage.
Darker shades of olive green can make an excellent statement in open-plan spaces, as it pairs beautifully with most kitchen colors while still looking fantastic in the living room. Check out naptimestyle's stunning room to see how deep olive green creates a relaxing yet stimulating aesthetic that has created this cohesive and textural effect in this open plan space.
Olive green pairs nicely with red and burgundy. While any shade of green will work with olive green, our color wheel below provides guidance on which shades pair the best together.
Add an eye-catching golden touch to your green accent wall designs by including metallic furniture and accents in your decor scheme. Warm metals offer luxurious contrast against the green shade, providing cottage, country, or modern motifs a welcome boost in style.
Complementary shades of purple make striking statements when combined with light green walls. Select bolder hues for an eye-catching statement or opt for more subdued violet or lavender tones for an atmospheric vibe.
Analogous accent colors are those that lie next to one another on the color wheel, and yellow-gold and blue make an ideal combination. Their hues warm up green's coolness while providing an aquatic atmosphere in any space they inhabit.
Gold accents bring elegance to any room design. Blogger Ursula Carmona used gold tables, chair bases and mirrors as decorative elements in her home office design to blend modern boho and French country styles together for a chic modernist aesthetic. Coordinating desk, chair and shelves complete this sophisticated green room look.
Wood wall panels add an earthy charm to a room and can be stained in rich mahogany for a luxurious aesthetic, or weathered for a rustic charm. Popular among homeowners and designers alike, this style is becoming an increasingly popular trend.
Though most homeowners install wooden wall paneling purely for aesthetic reasons, it can also help soundproof a room and increase insulation. Furthermore, wooden paneling can even act as an attractive permanent replacement for wainscoting.
Utilizing a geometric diamond stencil on plain green wall paneling creates a distinctive and decorative aesthetic, without requiring paint for this design idea.
Reclaimed and vintage styles of wood wall paneling have become fashionable, but modern wood panels have also seen increased interest. Prefabricated panels reduce installation time by 90 percent while offering styles ranging from the classic shiplap look to something resembling modern wainscoting.
