Neither too warm, nor too cool, green is an immensely soothing shade due to its neutral base and its relationship with the natural environment. It is extremely versatile and works beautifully when paired with other greens, as we see regularly in the gardens and greenery that surround us.
Using shades of green, whether in foliage-based wallpaper or verdant paint colours, is a simple way of evoking the tranquil, uplifting mood of nature within your home. Explore these striking green schemes to gain inspiration for your own interiors.
Dense, leafy wallpaper designs create real impact within the home, instantly filling a space with the calm and refreshing ambience of the outdoors. Be bold and cover all four walls in a nature-inspired design such as Vine – Verde. While it will certainly make a statement, it will also feel timeless as it transcends trends. For an immersive scheme redolent of a dark forest, paint the ceiling in a deep, earthy shade such as Purple Brown.
Mid-strength greens can work well as a backdrop to bolder hues. Córdoba is a sumptuous aubergine which blends beautifully with the classic, muted green tones of Windmill Lane. Alongside exposed brick walls, the combination provides this kitchen space with a natural, rustic feel.
Wallpaper murals such as Upper Brook St. provide a complete room transformation, creating the feeling of a temporary escape from ordinary life. This lush and mysterious green colourway truly brings nature indoors, as a living room becomes an inspiring forest setting. The scenic scale creates a sense of space and depth, enveloping the room in a cocooning and restorative atmosphere.
There is no better colour than green to cool the mind and calm the spirit. Using a fresh green with slight hints of yellow in your hallway is a great way to welcome guests from the outdoors while achieving seamless flow, as it echoes the outside environment. Pair with thriving greenery and tonal furnishings for a cohesive scheme.
Consider painting the ceiling in a shade that complements the walls and draws the eye upwards towards a stronger shade. This design works especially well in period properties that have architectural interest, such as ceiling roses and decorative cornicing. Green is the perfect choice for this look; it feels bold and bright and yet its natural undertones prevent overwhelming the space. In this hallway, Jewel Beetle perfectly coordinates with Broadwick Street in Mono.
Pair rich greens with profound colours for an earthy scheme that emulates the dark and mysterious natural environment. Obsidian Green is an off-green black that complements Scree – a natural grey. Such an intense combination works best in small, functional areas such as bathrooms or home studies. Add brightly coloured tiles and furnishings to lighten the scheme.