22 Colors That Go With Green to Decorate Any Room in the House
Green is a refreshing, nature-inspired, versatile color that plays well with others. Combine shades of green from mint to sage to emerald with yellow, blue, pink, orange, and more to add fresh color to any room in the house, from the kitchen to bedroom, living room, laundry room, and beyond.
If you are looking for colors that go with green to find the perfect color palette for your home, check out these stylish rooms for inspiration.
Cherry Red + Dark Green
Red and green are a classic pairing that isn't just for Christmas decor. Desiree Burns Interiors paired assertive shades of red and green in this renovated 18th-century home. The built-ins are painted cherry red and backed with red-and-white wallpaper, while a hunter green armchair covered in chenille adds a cozy place to curl up with a book.
Mustard Yellow + Pistachio
Mix cool pistachio paint with vibrant mustard yellow upholstery for a high-contrast mix. House 9 Interiors created a cozy feel in this English living room with a vintage sofa covered in bright velvet with soothing green built-ins that add color to the neutral space.
Raspberry Pink + Greens
Pair shades of green with raspberry pink to create a cheerful feel in your kitchen, bathroom, bedroom, or any other room in the house. This space from deVOL Kitchens combines vibrant wall tile with painted cabinetry for a signature look.
Bright White + Mint Green
Pair cool and refreshing shower tiles in shades of pale green with bright white paint and finishes for an airy, modern feel. Desiree Burns Interiors added a terrazzo tile floor to add a finishing touch in this light-flooded space.
Medium Blue + Sage Green
Green and blue go together like green grass and clear skies. Jessica Nelson Design paired dark sage green walls with medium blue painted wood on this cozy corner reading nook for a natural feel. Soft orange and yellow accents add warmth to the mix.
White + Shades of Green
Pair shades of green with white for a relaxing, natural feel that brings the spirit of the outdoors inside.
Desiree Burns Interiors mixed dark green built-ins with framed botanical wallpaper panels and a deep forest green sofa to energize the white walls, pale coffee table, and off-white area rug in this traditional living room.
Blush Pink + Emerald Green
Mix emerald green with blush pink for a high-contrast mix. Pluck Kitchens paired the colorful cabinetry with a simple white subway tile backsplash and a butcher block countertop to neutralize the look.
Deep Rust + Olive Green
Pair an olive green upholstered bed frame with deep rust velvet throw pillows to create a focal point in an all-white room. Desiree Burns Interiors paired the earthy color scheme with rich stained wood nightstands for a warm feel.
Light Gray + Shades of Green
Emily Henderson Design / Photo By Kaitlin Green
Create a tonal look by combining shades of green, then add a complementary color to add balance. This family room from Emily Henderson Design has medium sage wood-paneled walls, a deep green sectional sofa, and a nubby gray rug that create a soothing and relaxing atmosphere. Wood accents add warmth.
Burnt Orange + Dark Sage
Pair an olive green bedroom with burnt orange bedding for an earthy feel. Jessica Nelson Design added sheer beige curtains, brown throw pillows, a fur blanket, and brass accents to complete the look.
Black + Moss Green
Green is a versatile accent color for a black or white room. Laquita Tate Interior Styling and Designs used a moss green accent chair to add color to this neutral space dominated by a tall painted brick fireplace, enhancing the effect with plenty of fresh greenery in the form of potted plants scattered throughout the room.
Golden Brown + Teal Green
Ryann Miller for Emily Henderson Design / Photo by Sara Ligorria-Tramp
Mix cool shades of green with golden browns for a balanced feel. Ryann Miller for Emily Henderson Design paired dark teal walls with a cognac leather sofa in this boho-style living room. A mix of throw pillows in shades of green enhance the effect.
Terracotta + Hunter Green
Mix a deep shade of hunter or forest green with terracotta to add dimension to a small L-shaped kitchen. Michelle Boudreau Design broke up the colorful wall paint and cabinetry with pale wood, white quartz, and a black-and-white backsplash to add balance.
Candy Pink + Kelly Green
Mary Patton Design / Photo by Molly Culver
Channel a preppy, '80s-style bedroom aesthetic by mixing shades of candy pink and Kelly green. Mary Patton Design combined clashing checkered and floral patterns and colors with frilly touches like ruffled throw pillows, flower pot-shaped lamps, and a wall-mounted canopy over the bed in this kitschy guest bedroom.
Light Yellow + Dark Green
Light yellow is a versatile color that works well with any shade of green. Pluck Kitchens combined sunny yellow backsplash tiles with dark green cabinetry and open shelving in this eclectic London kitchen.
Pale Gray + Copper
Design by DasMod and Handsome Salt / Photo by Jenny Siegwart
Mix pastel green with pale gray marble or quartz, blonde wood, and copper accents to create a refreshing palette for a bright kitchen, like this space by DasMod and Handsome Salt.
Black + White + Green
Green is never a third wheel in a black-and-white space. Jessica Nelson Design painted base cabinetry and the base of a kitchen island in a moody shade of green that is paired with black countertops, bar stools, and oversized pendant lights to add dimension to the white walls and pale wood floors of this spacious kitchen.
Purple + Green
Green and purple are a lively combination. Interior designer Alvin Wayne paired shades of green and purple to enliven the walls of this New York City bedroom.
Dark Gray + Mint Green
Pair dark gray with light green for a high-contrast feel that is softer than black and white. Fiorella Design mixed charcoal-colored appliances and patterned backsplash tiles with cool light green cabinetry in this small but stylish laundry room. Bronze fixtures and accents add warmth.
Gold + Olive Green
Pair green and gold for a sophisticated take on green and yellow. Twelve 15 Design Studio mixed pale gold walls, dark gold drapes, and bright brass decor accents with olive green upholstered chairs and rich wood tones in this formal dining room for an inviting and warm feel.
Light Beige + Dark Olive
Lighten up a room with dark olive paint on the walls and ceiling with soft beige upholstery. Jessica Nelson Design mixed an ultrasuede sectional and a bouclé armchair with natural wood tones and woven accents for a calm, earth-toned atmosphere in this cozy TV room.
Coral + Medium Green
Mix medium sage, olive, moss, or pistachio green with a medium shade of pink or orange to create a colorful accent. Pluck Kitchens brought color to a basement kitchen with a coral kitchen island and painted green for a cheerful feel.
What Colors Don't Go With Green?
Any color can work with green. Use any shade of green to energize a neutral interior in shades of black, white, or gray. Pair pale greens with pastel blues, pinks, yellows, or oranges for a soft springtime color palette. Combine rich shades of forest or emerald green with bold terracottas and mustard yellows for a dramatic feel.
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