Last week, we spoke about how white blinds open up the room - too much green can do the opposite. Not to worry - it's easy to fix! When implementing green in your room, you need to balance it perfectly with other shades to get it just right. Colour matches are a great way of injecting lots of bold colours but keep it harmonious.
Green x White Matches
There are many ways to match green when it comes to interior decoration. One of the most popular matches is emerald green and white. It creates a perfect balance of leaving your room feeling spacious but with bold colour accents. You can have this in several ways; you could go for white walls, an emerald shade blind and match it with dark green plants to tie it perfectly. Add a touch of gold accents on your shelves or in small décor pieces to create depth to your design.
Green x Wood Matches
Another great choice is creating an earthy, rustic style room by adding wooden furniture and pops of green throughout the room. It would add a minimalistic natural look to your room while keeping it interesting. Why not add a green patterned blind to bring more interest to your window? Our Flourishing Pesto Green roller blind is an excellent way of adding a bold pattern into a simple room.
Green x Yellow Matches
If the above two options seem a bit conservative for you, then this match is a great choice. Green and yellow is a fantastic combination. They are very close in the colour wheel, which means they work so well together. Create a fresh look in your kitchen with bold yellow dining chairs or even walls and match it with a stunningly vibrant green blind. Whether you love the dark shades or light, they pair with yellow perfectly. Our Majestic Green venetian blinds offer you full light and privacy control while bringing a jaw-dropping colour.
Green x Pink Matches
Green and pink matched together can be too much, but they are a lot less dramatic and in-your-face, as some people may think. They work exceptionally well together and contradict each other in the best way. Try going for a light pastel pink wall and bring out the colour with a soft green. Even though they are both light shades, it clashes together and adds much interest to the room. You can add bronze or gold lining on the edge of your shelves to make it stand out. The Peppermint Green venetian blind is a lovely green shade that effortlessly fits pink.
Summary
In conclusion, it is totally up to you! We are in love with the shade green as it symbolises new beginnings and opportunities - which is needed in the new year. It's a great choice, and there are so many ways you can add green to your home without it taking over too much. Try painting a wall and see how you feel!