Green is not always one's first thought for a child's room. Sage green, sure, we see a lot of that especially in gender ambiguous nurseries. But it takes some serious courage of the spirit to slather a vivid verde on those walls. From apples to emeralds, click through to see the brave green frontiers we've seen in the past.
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(Images: 1. reader Jennifer 2. Interiors for Families 3. Aileen Bannon 4. Matthew Williams 5. reader Addie 6. Maria/A lil bit of Ireland, A lil bit of Costa Rica 7. Kendra Gilbertson 8. reader Sharon 9. reader Megan 10. reader Jessica S.)
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I had a green room for a few years growing up! Green wallpaper with white leaf/flower silhouettes, green shag carpet, a green radiator, and green slats across the ceiling.
love the triangle garland/bunting, totally want to copy it, but the strangulation risk sort of makes me nervous
I do admire the "braveness" of some of these colors. My only concern would be that they are so vivid that they are a little overstimulating for the little one who is trying to nap. I know sage green is boring, but I would suggest a less intense wall color with pops of vivid green.
I don't like most shades of green but these are all fabulous. Love painting the ceiling idea, especially in a baby room, they spend a lot of time looking up there!