Consider lighting
Natural light enhances lighter shades, making them look fresh and airy, while artificial light deepens darker greens, creating an intimate atmosphere.

Choose the right shade
Think about the room's purpose and the ambiance you want to achieve. Soft mint, sage and vibrant, leafy greens add a refreshing, clean look, while darker greens add depth and sophistication. Mixing different shades will lend complexity to your design so try combining lime or olive greens with deeper tones to make your scheme more interesting and dynamic.

Balance with neutrals
Whites, creams, light greys and beiges complement green beautifully and help create a harmonious look. Start by introducing green through accents using cushions, throws, curtains and blinds to add pops of colour. Layering different textures in neutrals or shades of green also creates a layered and elegant look.

Play with patterns
Use patterns to break up large areas of green. Stripes, florals and geometric designs on soft furnishings make your room more interesting, while and using green in unexpected places is an excellent way to inject a little peronality and delight into your interiors.

Make a statement
Incorporating a bold green statement piece can elevate a room's design, drawing attention and adding depth. Create a green accent wall to serve as a focal point that you can work your other colours around. Ensure the rest of the decor complements, and doesn't compete, with the statement piece to maintain cohesion. Using neutral walls elsewhere helps to keep the overall look balanced and inviting.

Embrace contrasts
Red, pink, and orange are excellent colors for adding excitement and energy to a green-based room.


For ideas of how to go about styling your room, read our handy guide: HOW TO FIND YOUR OWN INTERIOR STYLE

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