Living room in green tones design photo. Green color in the interior, combination with other paints

The choice of shades of green for living room decoration is a rare occurrence in modern design interiors. But this is a great remedy for the autumn blues and winter boredom, since the interior of the living room in green tones, as a rule, looks very optimistic and reassuring. And for this you do not need to radically bright color, because even a calm olive shade or the color of delicate greenery looks very fresh and cheerful. However, the "greenery" must be used competently to make the living room look very dignified.

Green gives birth at the junction of blue and yellow, therefore it unites them best performance and enhances positive traits... Yellow is optimistic, blue is shrewd and restrained, and their interaction is very beneficial. But green is a very dual color, and it is chosen by bright personalities with hidden creativity and sexual potential.

This is the color of nascent life, and it has been noticed that children conceived in a green interior are usually born healthy. Outwardly, he kind of pacifies, and his inner strength slumbers for the sake of unreleased energy, delayed for a distant future. Distant celestial bodies twinkle in the night sky green light, and this effect of the starry sky is sometimes tried to recreate in the interior of a futuristic living room or modern bedroom.

Professional designers know how to skillfully use color in a living room setting to transform a dull, nondescript city dwelling beyond recognition. And this is facilitated by muted shades of green, which visually move the walls a little and fill the urban space with a kind of "live" force.

Smart use of this color can create a welcoming youthful or cold aristocratic interior, since green belongs to the cold part of the spectrum. But a skillful choice of shade can decorate the interior in the style where greenery is most appropriate:

• Japanese and Scandinavian minimalism;
• Chinese, Indian and other Asian ethnics;
• oriental and Moroccan;
• country and provence;
• expressionism;
• avant-garde;
• bungalow;
• futurism;
• eco-style, etc.

However, it is important to use green in dosage so as not to spoil the overall impression. In a living room with this color, thoughtful work is needed, and companion colors are important in order to maximize the laws of interaction. Although this caution concerns only visual perception, this color is beneficial for our health and vision. Knowing this, the rooms of seriously ill people have long been decorated with green textiles, and they noted a general improvement and complained less about their well-being.

The green color brings a certain pleasant chill to a home located in a hot climate or on the south side of the house, where it is very stuffy in summer. But the phenomenon of color is also in the fact that in the northern regions, where snowy winters last for 9-10 months, green interior warms, that is, as if prolongs the summer. Therefore, in the houses of Scandinavians, greens are present much more often than in ours, who do not know the beneficial properties.

Cool shades of green and related shades of blues and blues are calm and passive, and are recommended for people with emotional exhaustion, who also work at the computer for a long time. This color relaxes, relieves muscle hypertonia, calms the visual analyzers.

Experts recommend placing a cactus or a small green object near your home computer, where your eyes often turn. And if there is a desire to add green color to the interior of the living room, it will be very useful for the general well-being of the whole family. In addition, it was noticed that this color calms and relieves tension, minimizes conflicts.

It has long been noted that many shades of greens reduce appetite, so it would be useful to decorate the living room for those who have frequent cravings for food or have a habit of having lunch and dinner in front of the TV in the living room. Very noble green looks in combination with beige, milky and caramel shades, and this trio is very appropriate in the dining area big house no walls or loft apartments. It is worth putting upholstered furniture of noble green shades in such a place - malachite or emerald. Here it is less in demand than abroad, so excellent imported samples are sold at a significant discount in our furniture showrooms - living room in green, photo:

In a green interior, the chosen shade is not so important as proportional balance and harmony with other colors. For example, you can always dilute it with something neutral:

• white or milky;
• silver or gray;
• beige or wood shades.

Many people know how the interior of a billiard room looks noble in English style where the color of green cloth is in harmony with mahogany or the lighter wood of natural oak. But the same nobility can be brought into your living room or you can combine the functions of two rooms.

Green has proven duos that give an optimistic mood, and this would be helpful for people who have problems with frequent mood swings. For example, blue and green create a good emotional background, motivation for performance. Red with green is the readiness to overcome obstacles. Combination with yellow provokes a desire to make a pleasant impression on others.

Attention: Do not combine green with black or purple in the living room. This will bring anger and anxiety to unbalanced people. Although in nature such a combination is often found, and is even considered pleasing to the eye, for example, in the form of blooming irises.

Although green is rarely preferred in the living room interior, nothing can replace it in its power of healing and creating an atmosphere of optimism. And if pale and lifeless shades reigned in the apartment for a long time, which did not bring emotional uplift, it is worth trying something new - a cheerful living room interior in green tones.

But the green interior has another side - for people who do not have a specific goal, task or job, it acts "dampening", makes you bored. Therefore, students do not advise housewives in an environment with an abundance of greenery - in a green living room of a cold shade, you do not want to tune in to a working mood, pulls you to sleep. But it is precisely such a green interior that is useful for workaholics who strive to redo all the work in the office and drag all the flaws home.

In a green living room, it is better to relax and communicate with pleasant interlocutors, brushing aside negative emotions... It is useful to rest in such an interior for people suffering from insomnia - put a "bourgeois" or oriental sofa, and the situation should be conducive to sleep. For example, the interior is in green tones.

Preferred shades of green in the living room interior

Green has over 50 different shades, and every Japanese student will be able to write each of them in a separate hieroglyph. Most of them are named after plants - young spring grass, green apple, forest moss or mint. But there are many noble shades, with names similar to crystals or precious stones, for example:

• arctic ice color;
• jade;
• malachite;
• emerald;
• turquoise color (with a large admixture of blue).

Mixed colors also look good in the interior:

• yellow-green;
• blue-green;
• gray green;
• milky green.

Some shades of this color evoke certain associations in people, but they cannot somehow characterize the shade they like. But they would gladly decorate their interior with a predominance of the chosen shade. But there can be opposite reactions, for example, sometimes they say "green melancholy" - due to associations with a poisonous shade of paint in the entrances and hostels of the Soviet period. Negative memories lead to the fact that one of the family members does not agree to the living room in green. But there are many examples when designers took very pleasant shades of green into the development and created a masterpiece.

Neutral dark shades are often favorites in traditional interiors of different nations. Norwegians, for example, use “color pine needles", And the Chinese -" tea bush ". The people of Southeast Asia willingly use the "green jungle", the inhabitants of the Mediterranean region prefer green aquamarine or "color sea ​​wave».

Natural shades often symbolize tenderness, hope, longevity, solidity, health, prosperity. Sometimes other “greens” are used for the decoration of modern interiors - dollar bills, supposedly symbolizing prosperity, attracting money into the house. Various shades of green are also recommended by adherents of feng shui teachings. And delicate shades of young greenery, anise and other plants for decorating the living room are sometimes chosen purely intuitively - they bring them comfort and positive.

Psychologists say that the malachite shade is the choice of intellectuals, the emerald color is loved by ambitious people who gravitate towards luxury, and the shiny blue-green tint (like on bird feathers), in combination with black and silver, is loved by domineering individuals. Shades of jade green are preferred by ascetics who are quite satisfied with their lives, content with the necessary minimum... The "khaki" shade is associated with military uniforms, and is often preferred by girls with a "masculine" character.

A salad shade is often chosen by women who subconsciously strive for success and a successful marriage. Dark and washed-out shades of green, if the interior is saturated with them, are capable of catching up with "green melancholy" on melancholic people, so an optimistic and cheerful yellow-green color and bright fresh flowers in the living room are more suitable for them. In the interior of the living room, the choice of companion shades is no less important. Traditionally, green is recommended to be supplemented with such colors as:

• Gray;
• beige;
• blue;
• turquoise;
• yellow;
• White;
• burgundy;
• silver;
• golden;
• Brown;
• black.

Attention: When choosing the right shade for your living room, it is important to take into account the described recommendations, but each has its own favorite shade or associative range. If a color is described as preferred, but subconsciously evokes sad memories, for example, an emerald lost from a family ring, you should not include it in the design of the room.

When thinking about shades, do not forget that the same color can be washed out and concentrated, and in a mixed color it all depends on the proportions, for example, more yellow or gray than green.

Tip: For the background, it is better to use blurry shades of green, accessories and souvenirs - a rich color. You need to work selectively with textiles in the interior, for example, so that dark green velvet curtains do not create a feeling of heaviness. And a green grassy lawn rug will be out of place in aristocratic interior shades of emerald and aquamarine.

The choice of curtains and furniture in a green living room

The living room does not have to be green, but often it is the emphasis on textiles, green upholstered furniture and the abundance of living plants makes it so. An interior with similar additions makes gray or white room more lively and comfortable. The choice of curtains and furniture depends on the general style. For example, lovers of eco-interiors often replace curtains with a curtain made of bamboo sticks or shells, and on the walls there is a large plant pattern.

Minimalistic sofas upholstered in natural fabrics in shades of green will bring a special "live" flavor to the living room. The color of textiles can complement the overall flavor or introduce some kind of imbalance. For example, curtains can duplicate the shade of a sofa, but if there is already a lot of greenery, then it is better to choose textiles in neutral shades, for example, beige. And in a neutral living room, curtains of a rich green color of the right shade will look rich and noble.

V modern interior they often rely on a duet of green and white, and with competent backlighting, it looks just amazing. In this case, it is worth buying white furniture creative design to make the living room look chic. But with the choice of "grass" rugs you need to be careful, they are more suitable for a bedroom or nursery. But a large oriental-style carpet with intricate patterns in green, beige, blue and white in the living room will look very noble.

Tip: If in the green living room there is an overkill, that is, it turned out not optimistic and comfortable, but dark and gloomy, it is by replacing the curtains and a light cover on the sofa that you can fix a lot. A thoughtful lighting design will revive the overall idea and add the desired luxury to the living room. But only a holistic, competent design will help to achieve the greatest effect.

We receive a large number of questions related to the harmonious combination of colors in the interior. Due to the increased interest, we will take a closer look at this topic and we will start with the interiors of green shades. Let's dwell in more detail on harmonious color palettes, which will be based on shades of green.

How to work with tables

Main color (vertical stripe) it is on it that we rely when compiling the corresponding color palette... This color is usually the color of the walls.

First row: suitable shades of the same color(you can use one or all at once in small quantities).

Second row: suitable shades of other colors(you shouldn't use everything at once, stop at one or two shades).

Third row: contrasting shades(can be used as accents to spice up the interior).

Basic colors black, white, beige, gray will perfectly fit into any interior. Keep in mind that large quantities of black are contraindicated for interiors in soft and pastel colors.










Green color as it is, it is rarely used in the interior for its radical brightness.


Details and examples of color palettes in the photo

1. Light mint green almost gray. Discreet and sophisticated, incredibly popular in the 60s, it is back in fashion both in interiors and on catwalks. Looks good when paired with white, silver, pink and light brown shades. Ideal for retro-style interiors. The photo shows a typical example of such an interior. For brightness, add a small amount of yellow-green and contrasting wine shades to the interior. Try to avoid black.

Mint style in the photo: yoghut, mint ice cream, Sally Hansen varnish, Zara dress for spring-summer 2012, “mint” kitchen from traditional home.


2. Dry green with a departure to yellow... An optimistic yet complex shade. On a sunny day it will appear yellow, on a cloudy day - green. Ideally combined with white and yellow shades (mimosa, yellow apple, pear). Purple shades can be used for contrast.

Yellow-green accent on the photo: pots from the Pottery Barn collection, arounna bag from etsy.com, a bathroom, organizing folders from Martha Stewart's website, a pillow from the fermlivingshop.us collection.


3.Light green grayish tint- almost universal background for any interior, and especially, for interior in retro style or Scandinavian interior... Ideal in combination with white, gray, beige and light brown. Looks great with blue-green, dirty turquoise and herbal shades. Add contrast with things in burgundy, dark red shades.

Photo: bed linen from the Cortona Duvet & Shams collection, bed linen from the westelm.com collection, fishseddy.com porcelain, a towel from the williams-sonoma.com collection, wallpaper from the grahambrown.com collection.


4. Green-turquoise shade- quite popular lately, both light and dark. Almost all shades going into blue and green are suitable for him. Can be used in hi-tech interiors or 60s style interiors. Equally loyal to both steel and bronze. Suitable for bedrooms, living rooms and bathrooms.

In the photo: Homes & Gardens interior, wallpaper from the walnutwallpaper.com collection, soap self made DirtyDeedsSoaps, KindredSpiritHome handmade pillow, Antonia and Fabio earrings all at etsy.com.


5. Dirty olive shade it is better to use it locally for a noble "aging" of the interior. This shade turns into ocher and green perfectly. Suitable for interiors of hunting lodges, as well as for interiors in country style, Provence. Against this background, old wood, leather, straw accessories, metal accessories covered with patina or oxidized look great.

Olive accents: williams-sonoma.com, wallpaper from walnutwallpaper.com collection, Prunella handmade soap, williams-sonoma.com olive press, williams-sonoma.com pillow, mineral olive eyeshadow.


6. Green shade with a transition to jade... In the photo, it looks incredibly noble due to the high walls, color unevenness and the absence of white. For contrast, you can use a deep pink color. A versatile shade that will invigorate you as if you were in the jungle. We do not recommend choosing it as the main color for the bedroom, but in the living room, bathroom or nursery, it will confidently fulfill its life-giving mission.

7. This thick green tint contains black pigment in an amount sufficient to be recognized as universal, and at the same time, retains all the vitality of the green color. Be sure to dilute it with white and blue shades. Blue, light blue, turquoise, yellow are suitable for him. Black only in accessories.

8. The so-called verdun green... In cloudy weather, it “leaves” for dark green, on a sunny day - in yellow... An interesting, rich and complex shade that is loyal to white, black, gray, yellow (with a departure to orange) and blue. Note in this interior a dirty red shade is used as a contrasting shade ( component paintings) - this creates an interesting conflict on the wall, from which it is difficult to take your eyes off. It is often for this purpose that contrasting colors are introduced, add a little “drama”, “shake up” the interior.

9. Dark olive shade- noble and versatile enough. Dilute with white, brown and black. Supplement with herbal and ocher. Use shades of pink for contrast.

A few more harmonious color palettes for different rooms

Of course, the tables and palettes given are not dogmatic, but we hope that they will help you to correctly determine the choice of color palette and inspire you to create your own, ideal for you. color scheme... The color reproduction on your computer may differ from that shown.

Green is a versatile color that matches most shades. According to Feng Shui, it is considered a symbol of energy, renewal, growth. According to the 5 element theory, green symbolizes a tree. It is familiar to the human eye and evokes pleasant associations with nature.

Interesting! Green color relieves psychological stress and irritability. It is city dwellers who show an increased interest in green color - they want to take a break from urbanization and surround themselves with soft natural shades.

Despite the merits of green, not all designers like to work with it. This color has a lot of halftones, so you need to carefully choose a "company" for them. Depending on which tone is added to the base, green can turn cold or warm.

The most popular shades of green for interior decor

1. Gray and blue-green... Most often used for well-lit rooms, it adds coolness.
2. Yellow green... Suitable for poorly lit rooms where it is not comfortable enough.
3. Light green... It is considered neutral and soothing. It can become the basis for any interior.
4. Emerald... More often used as accents. The background emerald distracts attention from the rest of the interior items.
5. Olive... Quite a calm shade, most often used in combination with white or bright yellow.
6. Khaki... Expressive, but not annoying colors. The interior decoration will depend on the accents you choose.
7. Herbal. A bright shade, the excess of which can make the room too variegated. Such interiors turn out to be cheerful and active.

Important! Designers advise using no more than 2 shades of green. It is not advisable to decorate walls and furnishings in similar colors. Focus on one thing.

The use of green in different interiors

Basic interior styles in green tones:

• Oriental... Both cold and warm colors... Pay special attention to the shades of malachite, emerald, olive and khaki. We recommend choosing rich blue and yellow as auxiliary colors, accentually - gold decor.

• Tropical... The basis of the interior can be a light green or pistachio shade, combine it with natural tones. Choose your accessories carefully: wicker furniture, living plants in tubs, flying curtains, bamboo rugs create that very "tropical" atmosphere.

• Nautical... Light green can be combined with turquoise and deep blue. Green can be actively used in both textiles and furnishings.

• Art-deco... This style requires exemplary luxury, so pay attention to dark and rich shades - jade, emerald, malachite. Complement the interior with crystal décor, metal or gold accents.

• Eco style... As a basis, it is better to choose a neutral shade - white or sand, and introduce green accentually (carpets, sofa cushions, curtains, live plants).

• Country... Choose shades of green that are light, sun-bleached. It goes well with pastel colors... Artificially aged furniture and textiles with a simple print will perfectly complement the atmosphere.

• Mediterranean... It is characterized by bright colors: addition can be red, blue, yellow. Natural fabrics, original prints, texture combinations give this style a special charm.

TOP-5 advantages of a "green" interior

1. Green shades do not irritate the eyes, therefore they are suitable for decorating both rest rooms and offices.
2. Green color relieves fatigue, strengthens the immune system.
3. Green is versatile and has a lot of shades: cold tones will make the room lighter and cooler, warm shades will bring coziness.
4. It can be combined with the most daring combinations, it is used both as the main background and as an accent.
5. With the help of green, you can correct room defects and visually expand the boundaries. A light green ceiling will make the room look taller. If you want to draw attention to the surface, make it a rich green.

Advice! Green is best combined with neutral natural shades. Be careful with acidic and catchy shades, they can simplify the interior and make it tasteless.

The combination of green with other colors in the interior

Best and worst color combinations

Advice! If you want a monochrome green interior, play with contrast and saturation. This technique will help to carry out zoning and visually hide possible defects.

The best color combinations with green in the interior

Green + white... It dilutes and softens all green tones well. Great move, if you need to visually enlarge a small area of ​​the room. You can use 2 contrasting tones of green. If you paint niches or protruding columns with darker, you can zone the room.

Green + beige... Beige in this tandem is the main tone, green is accent. According to the designers, this combination is beneficial for the nervous system. It is extremely difficult to spoil the design of a room in such shades.

Green + brown... Choose warm shades of green - grassy, ​​lettuce, malachite. Cold tones with brown are in harmony worse. With the dark chocolate color the interior will be contrasting, with an imitation of light wood - light and light.

Green + black... Add a third color to your design - gold, gray, or beige - to avoid clear boundaries and overly drama. For bedrooms, a combination is rarely chosen.

Green + red... Both shades should be warm, then the interior will turn out to be unobtrusive, but interesting. Against the background of red, green seems more expressive and deeper. However, there is a danger that such an interior will soon become annoying, so it is better to add white or beige accents.

Green + orange... An effective and bright union. Less irritable than green and red. You can add beige, chocolate, dark blue or White color as an accent.

Green + blue... It is interesting to combine light green shades with a rich blue tone. Be sure to think about the backlighting: with multi-level lighting, colors will appear deeper.

Green + gray... Classic cold scale, you can add white or pearl blue color - perfect choice for interiors in Art Deco or Modern style.

Most often, matte surfaces are chosen for the interior in green, this color is unassuming and does not require shine. However, if the concept calls for it, rely on lighting: tiered lamps highlight even the smallest details. Chromed and mirror surfaces have a right to exist, but their excess will look unnatural.

Photos of interiors in combinations of green

In the kitchen, green looks especially beneficial. It is recommended to use both restrained tones and bright shades.

Green is often used in the decor of the interior of the living room. It is typically used as a secondary color and to create striking accents.

In the interior of the bedroom, green is often used in combination with white, beige and light brown colors. As noted above, it is this combination that gives rest to the eyes and has a relaxing effect.

Green is also appropriate for bathroom decor. Mostly used are saturated bright hues.

Green in the interior is ideal for creating a natural and relaxing atmosphere. It is versatile and practical. You can change the room at any time by adding a new color to it.

There are so many shades in the range of green that it is sometimes difficult to decide on the color palette in the decoration of residential premises. In any case, green, which is one of the natural tones, has a positive effect on the inner state of a person. Calming effect color allows it to be used in color therapy, where it has an anti-stress effect.

A well-chosen palette of colors using green will help create a harmonious interior design. If you choose the wrong shade, green will be out of place and annoying. To build a color harmony needs to see connections and proportions in every particular design.

Popular options for green are:

Green is commonly used to accent walls, furnishings, textiles and decor. The simplest and most versatile accent house flowers and shrubs appear. If green is used as one of the basic tones, then neutral shades should be selected. Bright and dark options used only as accents.

What colors are combined with green in the interior

Each shade of green requires specific neighbor colors.

Cool shades of blue and green look great with white, light peach, yellow and orange. Light tree species will be good neighbors.

The blue-green palette should include white, sand, yellow, cyan, and blue.

When choosing cold pastel colors it is worth adding pearl and silver colors to the interior.

Juicy shades require white, brown or yellow.

Austerity and richness in the interior can be achieved by combining with gray. So that the room does not turn out to be gloomy or dull, saturated green tones are combined with the gray scale, which are often used in the facades of furniture sets, furniture and accessories. A trio with white or light wheat will set a good mood.

Shouldn't be forgotten about the combinations of the shades of green themselves. You also need to take into account their number used for the room. A lot of this color can lead to the feeling that you are in the forest. But the right combinations contribute to a relaxing and soothing atmosphere.

The combination of green in the interior

The choice of color is strongly influenced by the style and design of the interior. Each style has its own preferences in color solutions... In order not to violate the general concept, you need to find out the features one direction or another.

Rich shades of dark green can be seen in accents: living plants, textiles and decor items.

Green in different rooms

Living room

The only room, which is not conducive to use a large number green is the living room. A room intended for receiving guests and spending time with ordinary household chores should be decorated in colors that will not be conducive to complete relaxation. This color can be used in accents that can be represented by a sofa, armchair, coffee table, furniture set and decor. If there is not much space in the apartment, then you can select small space with green trim.

Bedroom in green

Green will be good a solution for decorating a bedroom, because this particular room is designed for relaxation and restful sleep. Designers advise using pastel and light colors. Light pistachio or olive is selected from transparent ones. Dark or bright colors are best used for decorative accessories. You can add splashes of navy blue; an excessive amount of this shade can help activate body systems, but not relaxation.

Light finishes can be diluted with greenish curtains and carpets. Furniture appropriate there will be a bed, armchair and wardrobes in brown decoration.

For a bedroom that faces the strongly sunlit side, cool dark colors in the decoration of the room will be appropriate. They will "absorb" excess light and add visual coolness. If natural light rarely enters the room, then for surfaces it is necessary to use shades with a predominance of yellow.

Green color in the interior of the nursery

Many toddlers want to relax and play in a brightly colored room. Often, to increase the activity and mood of the child, positive saturated shades are chosen for the nursery. Herbaceous tones look good with milky wallpaper.

If the child is already attending school, for the nursery it is worth choosing calmer tones that will tune in to the educational process. The same decision is made if the child is hyperactive and needs to be reassured and tuned in to the cognitive process. For teenagers, the nursery should be decorated in neutral colors that will not distract attention and set up for relaxation or study.

Green in the bathroom

Green colors are often used alongside blue in bathroom design. Natural shades create a harmonious atmosphere. To prevent the room from looking damp and wet, you need to pick up the right combination paints.

Beige, gray or cream are often added to the combination of blue and green. The shade of aquamarine looks great in the bathroom. In order for the room to be associated with the resort or the seabed, it is necessary to add themed patterns in the form of waves in the decoration, hang it on the wall round mirror, reminiscent of a porthole, and other decorative elements made of moisture-resistant material.

Green for the kitchen

Lots of green cannot be used in the kitchen, as it can reduce appetite. It is better to highlight one of the walls or facades with this shade. kitchen set... You can use rich neutrals or light shades in your worktops. Green accents can be dishes, upholstery of chairs, lamp shades, curtains or curtains on the windows.

Good neighbors for green are orange and yellow colors, as well as shades of brown and gray. The interior will look great with the addition of red, orange and yellow fruits.

Green hallway

Surprisingly, but the hallway can also be decorated in green tones. This range is rarely used, because not all shades are suitable for a small room due to the missing windows. Here you need to think carefully about the design so that the situation does not turn out to be boring or overwhelming.

To lighten the space, it is necessary to apply light colors in the decoration of the walls. The floor and ceiling are decorated in beige or white colors. For better light distribution from corridor lamps, mirrors and glass shelves fixed to the walls will help.

When creating an interior with green color, one should be guided not only by the rules of compatibility, but also by personal preferences. Better atmosphere in the premises you can create only with the execution of your own ideas.

V modern world green is not used so often to create an interior, but for city dwellers, this color will become ideal - the color of meadows, nature, forests, grass. It has a calming and pacifying effect on a person. Green color in the interior will bring coziness, comfort and a favorable atmosphere to your home, the main thing is to choose the right shade.

Shades

Green has a lot of shades: this is a plus and a minus. You can choose any tone you like, but combine it with different colors not easy.

Each shade in the photo may look different than on the painted surface. Paint a small piece first, and therefore the entire surface.

What colors does it match

Green works for the opposite. If the main shade is bright, combine it with pastel colors. If pale, then with bright, saturated tones.

• Brown. A universal combination. Green is the color of nature, so it looks more organic and natural when paired with brown. If you want to make green accent, but don't know what to combine with, then brown is the way out for you. In combination with each other, all shades of both colors are suitable. Wooden furniture and light green wallpaper will create a cozy, natural interior. If the main accent is brown and green furniture, dilute it with white furniture. This design is perfect for the kitchen and bedroom.
• White can be combined with any color, but with green it will create beautiful interior... White will dilute dark emerald tones, it goes well with light shades. This range is perfect for small rooms, visually expanding the space. The light palette will be appropriate everywhere.
• Black. Combining with black, you will encounter many snags. Don't choose dark green to combine with black. Add bright colors, dilute black with an additional color. Gold color will complement black, set off green, creating an exquisite interior. Focus on green without letting black dominate.
• Blue is the perfect neighbor for green. Blue is the sky, green is nature, the colors of the earth itself will naturally fit into any design, create an atmosphere of lightness, pacify, please the eye. Will be appropriate in any room. They will create an atmosphere of relaxation in the bedroom, which will push you to a quick, sound sleep. In the kitchen, they will become faithful helpers in losing weight, because blue and green reduce appetite. In the nursery, they will help calm the child by providing a positive mental effect. You can choose the main one, both green and blue color, combining them evenly or focusing on one. They can be diluted with other natural paints: brown, yellow, red, orange.
• Red. An extremely rare combination, but with correct selection these colors will make the interior "tasty". Such a plexus excites, encourages action, so it will not work for calm people. Also, don't use them in the bedroom. But the design of the living room and kitchen in red and green tones will make your interior original and interesting. You can create a red-green nursery, it's not in vain that they make out in such a tandem game rooms... Don't go overly saturated. If your child is active, ditch these colors.
• Beige. Harmonious combination. Green in the interior will dilute the calm beige. And the beige color fits well with the bright green decor. A tandem of two colors will create a soothing environment. Add wood furniture for a clean, fresh design.
• Gray. A gray-green room is good for a bedroom. Such a combination of colors in the interior will help a calm, measured rest. On a gray background, pistachio will look harmonious and effective. Since gray is a cold color, give up neutral shades of green, otherwise it will look pretentious, choose bright colors.
  
  
• Orange. A bright combination will make the room stylish, catchy. But it is not advised to paint the recreation area. Fits well in a nursery, but orange should be a neutral, complementary color. Orange and green are colors of energy, movement, warmth, joy. Suitable for creative people.
• Yellow. Summer, bright combination. You have to be very careful here. Yellow itself is catchy, so it's best to choose shades in soothing colors. These are warm colors, suitable for cold rooms. Ideal for decoration summer house... But the apartment will also brighten up the winter days. They will decorate any room, the main thing is to choose shades that do not cut the eyes. Before choosing the colors finally, look at them: your eyes should not strain, watery.
• Pink. A combination of tenderness. One of the most popular colors when decorating bedrooms. Choose fresh, natural shades of green. But pink will look any. It is he who sets the mood in this tandem. For the nursery and the bedroom, choose delicate shades, ideal for a girl. In the kitchen, you can give a flight of imagination, but do not overdo it with brightness.
• Purple. An original combination. Creates associations with flower bed, field, which gives the room freshness, positive. But, despite all the "naturalness", both of these colors are cold, so it is worth supplementing them with other warm shades. The complex of purple and green is ideal for a bath and a children's room. Floral shades are best combined with green: lavender, lilac. This range looks better in large and spacious rooms. If the room is small, it is worth making green the main color by adding purple decorative elements.

In the interior of the rooms

Green is widely used in a variety of styles. Each shade matches its own style. Oriental design is dominated by olive shade or jade. Eco style has natural shades. The tropical style chooses light green and dark shades. Marine - blue-green. Therefore, when choosing an interior, from the beginning it is necessary to determine the style.

Each style is suitable for decorating "its" rooms: sea for a bath, eco for a bedroom, etc.

In the living room, green is not often used. Apartments have little lighting and space - do not paint the entire living room with it. Make bright accent on one wall or add murals. If you decide to paint the walls completely, choose light colors. Dilute with yellow or beige furniture.

Dark shades will create a chic living room that is stunning in its sophistication, but this should only be done in a very large room with maximum illumination. Many dark shades in small space will create the feeling of an impenetrable forest, which does not contribute to a comfortable pastime.

The bedroom is a place to rest and sleep. Green is calming, but you shouldn't overdo it with bright colors. Depending on which side the windows are facing, use warm colors if you feel cold in the bedroom, and cold colors if the sun is regularly beating out your window. The bedroom can be painted in dark colors, but don't overdo it. Choose calm, deep tones. The bedroom should pacify, promote restful sleep. Eco style will suit the most. Herbal gamut, diluted wooden furniture, other natural colors will create the atmosphere of the field. It will be pleasant to fall asleep in such a bedroom.

In the kitchen, you can experiment with color. You can create a vibrant, full-bodied kitchen that looks like one big fruit. But don't forget that we spend a lot of time in the kitchen, so don't overdo it. The kitchen has two main accents - furniture and walls. If you decide to paint the walls green, choose beige or cream furniture. When using neutral green, furniture sets can be decorated with red, orange tones, it will make the kitchen bright, rich, but it will awaken the appetite. If the furniture is green, then the walls should be decorated in neutral colors.

Although the bathtub is more often associated with interior blue, green works well for it. Bath - a room without windows. Don't go for dark shades. It is better to choose a light background with dark decorative details. Plumbing is often white, so bright pink, when combined with orange, will dilute the white. With the set different colors decorate the bathtub with small tiles on the floor, decorating the walls with a pattern. You can decorate the walls with a color transition or lay out a floral pattern.

Green is a universal color for the nursery. Not a boring color, but not catchy. Suitable for any child regardless of gender and age. It will become a magic wand in themed bedroom decor: zoo, tropics, forest, treehouse. Add bright elements: red wardrobe, orange sofa.

Themed, with the help of green, you can create not only a nursery, but also other rooms.

The house begins with a hallway. This should be a place you don't want to escape from. Since most often the corridor in our house is small or narrow, it is not worth decorating the hallway in one color. A light green color will dilute the hallway, but the furniture should be put in a different color, better light.

Accessories

The most common decorative element is flowers. Will fit into any interior, add life to the room. Just do not clutter up the space with them. Arrange around the room in harmonious combination... If space is tight, give up outdoor flowers, buy hanging pots. Small accessories go well with orange and yellow elements. A multi-colored rug or a lot of bright pillows on the sofa. There are towels and hooks in the bathroom. In the kitchen, utensils can be combined with any design and add a touch of nature to your interior.

Green is a forgotten color in design for many years. But it has again begun to be widely used lately, and for good reason - green in your home will help you find peace and harmony.