‘Decorating with green works very well in bathrooms as it reflects and complements the aquatic tones of water.
(Image credit: Penny Morrison / Mike Garlick)įor a more traditional bathroom scheme, switch the modern wet room look for a panelled bath and a decorative botanical wallpaper. However, it can work in a dark, narrow space too, when paired with terracotta shades and mid-tone wood to bring in warmth.’ Create a deep green cocooning backdrop Deep green really comes to life with plenty of natural light, so south-facing rooms would be best. ‘Deep green as a color family is incredibly versatile and can be paired with so many different shades and materials that will bring out either its warm or cool tone. For instance, 'dark green can have a warm, yellow undertone or a cool, blue hue,’ explains Justyna Korczynska, senior designer at Crown (opens in new tab). In addition, there are different varieties of the various shades of green when you are decorating with green walls. But you don’t have to commit to all four walls: you can opt for just a pop of bright, rich contrasting green on dining chairs, woodwork or paint a single door – it’s a quick and easy way to add impact and an element of surprise to an interior.’
‘Most importantly, consider the atmosphere you want to create is it calm and cocooned or energetic and vibrant? Vivid, lively greens work well in rooms that are made for entertaining, such green dining rooms, kitchens, and green living rooms.
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