Designer’s guide to GREEN

Mary-Ellen Hinton

As we embrace more colour in our home, green has positioned itself as a natural choice. It can be used for floors, beds, sofas and walls in exactly the same way you might have previously used grey. The earthy tones of green are pleasing to the eye because they’re so prevalent in nature. They are restful, tranquil and soothing. The green colour range includes bright and rich blue-greens, soft and earthy brown-greens, and everything in between. From kelp, sage, forest, kelly and juniper to moonstone, artichoke, emerald, mint and ivy, there really is a green to suit any interior. Green naturally goes with blue because they’re both cold colours and sit next to one another on the colour wheel. However, green can also be paired with pinks and peaches – complementary colours…

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Haven (Digital) - 1 Issue, December 2021

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