Even though green is leaving the trees now due to the arrival of a new season, that doesn't mean it has to leave the interiors of our homes. Adding green to your home is an easy way to keep a spring feeling going all year round.
By adding a green dresser in the bedroom or armoire in the living room, you'll immediately feel a huge difference. Green lightens up rooms and adds a fresh vibe to just about any space.
Start small with a green headboard or bedspread and work your way up to a green carpet or wall. Think outside the beige box!
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Lovely!
We just painted our bedroom Terrapin Green (Benjamin Moore.) We LOVE it!
So scary (it's very, very green) but very glad we did it. We are combining it with crisp white trim (Swiss Coffee), white bedding with navy accents and pops of Imperial Trellis and Waverly Formosa fabric (like Chiang Mai dragon without the dragons...and the price tag!)
i like green, but those first 2 make me a little nauseous
I love these greens, but I've seen how green generally, in clothing, looks against my Asian skin. Not good. So I've stayed away from greens in my interior decor.
I generally like green, but not too monochromatic: green looks so good with other colors, that I can't resist mixing it up! It's the tertiary color in our bed linens, so we use it in touches all over. It looks great with blues and oranges, and my mom has made it look anti-Christmas with red.
@david, that's exactly how I feel about yellow.
that last one I saw in Living etc a few months ago