Lydia Dawson
To accompany it, colours such as grey and brown go well with sage green for a nature-inspired tonal approach, while you could also go for pops of red and terracotta as accents. Harlow L-Shape Sofa Similarly, the grey undertones of olive make it a lovely alternative to darker neutral colours in the living room.
If you’ve been considering painting your walls taupe or light grey, olive would work just as well and provides an intriguing touch to the living room. Furniture And Choice leather sofas For a modern approach on the other hand, consider introducing mint through colour blocked walls.
Paired with a white leather sofa and sleek black accessories, this living room is a winning combination of colourful contemporary style. However, it’s also fun to create contrast and airiness with lighter accents, such as wall art or a statement white sofa, and gilded touches in gold and brass.
Go bright with teal and lime House Beautiful For all its calming qualities, green can also inject some energy into a room, especially in its brighter, more saturated forms. In this dark teal living room, a grey sofa and armchair add stylish contrast for a modern, chic touch.
In this glamorous example, a dark green velvet sofa sits handsomely against a grey wall for a sophisticated yet easy feel.
These warm tones contrast beautifully against green and create a charming, welcoming space, and for a finishing flourish, look out for gold or brass decor for added glitz and sparkle. Furniture And Choice fabric sofas These warm tones contrast beautifully against green and create a charming, welcoming space, and for a finishing flourish, look out for gold or brass decor for added glitz and sparkle.
