15 October 2020
If you love nature-related colours, appreciate their beneficial effect on the mood of household members and wish to create relaxing arrangements in your interiors to emanate peace and harmony – green is the great choice for you.
The range of tones is impressive, from energetic lime, to the juiciness of spring grass, calm olive, intense green of pine needles, silver-sprinkled green of the white spruce, dark green of a dense subtropical forest, optimistic green of apples, calming mint, to deep bottle green and sensual emerald. Regardless of whether you prefer highly saturated and deep colours or delicate and subtle pastels, regardless of whether you prefer energetic or subdued compositions, green will always look graceful and will allow you to arrange the space with elegance and style.
Compact corner sofa in mint colour – Nappa
Green can be the “protagonist” of an interior – green walls, or a green corner sofa or couch in the room. It can also come as various decorative accessories, such as pillows arranged on a sofa, a green armchair, pictures, living flowers, rugs, carpets, etc. You can combine different shades of green, making it the leading motif of your style. You can also use only the selected pieces, skilfully combining them with matching shades.
Bottle green – one of the hottest interior trends
This colour is commonly associated with luxury and affluence. It symbolises the beauty and harmony of nature. It now has returned in a refreshed version, conquering the hearts of interior decorators and designers as well as make-up artists and stylists. It is a crucial change after quite cold and sterile Scandinavian whites and greys.
Bottle green is a universal colour that matches any interior, from the bathroom, to the kitchen, hall, the bedroom, to the living room. You may use it to create various arrangements, all characterised by elegance and style. Furniture and accessories in this colour look beautiful in living rooms decorated in diverse styles – in classic, boho or minimalist style, as well as Scandinavian, glamour, retro or modern interiors. By choosing the suitable accompanying shades, you can build the mood of the room in a completely different way, adding a bit more grace and a luxurious atmosphere, or on the contrary: creating minimalist and austere arrangements in which deep green is complemented with pure white, for example. It will then highlight the modern character of your interior.
An elegant corner sofa in bottle green – Veneto corner
The positive salutary effect of deep bottle green on the mood and well-being is another advantage of using that colour in interior design. It is both energetic and romantic. Green helps to calm down, soothes the senses and allows you to loosen up after a long and hard day. That is why it is excellent for all rooms intended for unwinding and relaxation. It builds trust and has a soothing effect.
What colour goes well with green?
Much depends on what shade of green you choose. Contrary to appearances, this colour is not easily combined with others, so consider your selection carefully to achieve an enchanting effect that will also not stifle the interior. Green needs the right company. So what will work best?
Any shade of white will certainly match this colour. Because in nature green occurs in the company of the so-called earth colours, you can also easily utilise this type of palette when arranging your apartment.
Bottle green Fiord sofa
Green in a joyful, rich version is in tune with beige, blue and straw yellow. Muted, “rotten” or pastel shades are perfectly combined with any subdued colours as well as blue or even powder pink. On the other hand, bottle green and the one in sensual emerald shades will look particularly well in the company of the timeless gold or copper. Such a combination, emphasizing the noble character of these shades, will surely bring a breath of luxury and style to your living room..
Metallic shades are a combination for those who like more bold arrangements. If you prefer a bit calmer and safer compositions, combine bottle green with browns, greys, subdued beige or the colour of rust.
Gold decorative items emphasize the elegance of a deep bottle green on the Monday velvet sofa, the Monday velvet armchair and curtains
However, you should avoid combinations that will give an impression of a cacophony of colours or will make the room seem dark and gloomy. Be moderate when composing green with bright colours, with violets and vivid orange, as the final effect can be overwhelming. Combinations that might seem attractive on clothes can simply tire you in the apartment after some time. Also, avoid combining green with very dark shades of grey and graphite – the whole may seem devoid of energy and life. Unless your goal is to create a slightly darker, more subdued atmosphere.
Remember that everything depends on you and your sense of aesthetics. It is essential that you feel comfortable in your own home. After all, you will spend time there, right?
MBottle green colour furniture
You will emphasise the nobility and sensuality of this colour through green Gala Collezione sofa upholstered in fabrics with a beautiful velvety gloss, such as velure. Natural and delicate shades can add a visual three-dimensional character to a green sofa or armchair. Luminous reflections will highlight the beauty of both the colour itself and the furniture design, while the softness and fluffiness of the fabric will make that piece of furniture a real feast for both the body and the eyes.
Bottle green is also a perfect match for darker wood, in shades such as rustic oak. In this case, the colour will gain additional expression and depth, at the same time associated with luxury and timeless elegance.
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