In interior design terms the colour
green opens a whole world of fabulous shades and hues to use within
your home, either as a main base colour or as an accent in soft
furnishings and accessories.
Associated with new life and
regeneration, green is a fabulous colour to decorate your rooms with
or use as an accent for soft furnishings; it's also associated with
jealousy, so use this to your advantage and create an interior that
your family and friends with be green with envy over!
In today's modern world if you mention
'green' it shows that you care about the planet and are prepared to
do your bit towards recycling and are pro-actively trying to lower
your carbon footprint.
Whichever way you want to think about
it, I think it's fair to say that we all have a touch of green
somewhere in our homes. If you think about floral patterns they'll
have green somewhere within the design. Maybe you have on-trend
sea-foam as your accent colour this also has green undertones as well
as blue. We must also remember that to make the colour green you mix
blue and yellow – so if you have yellow as part of your interior it
will also have undertones of green and blue.
With jewel tones being bang on-trend
this year, emerald green is the shade to go for. Use it in luxurybedding, window blinds, curtains and large rugs to create a bedroom
which is regal, refined and elegant.
For those of you who say you don't like
green take a look around your home – even if your have fresh herbs
growing on your kitchen window sill, or a vase of cut flowers in your
living room means that you have the colour green in your home –
even if it is by default!
Image: Things That Inspire
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