Most Popular Green Paint Color Living Room
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How to use green paint
Go green with these ideas for virescent bedrooms, living rooms, hallways and bathrooms
Whether you prefer a glossy or matt finish, a bright shade or a moody paint colour, this page deserves to be bookmarked. Our green wall paint ideas for bedrooms, living rooms, hallways and bathrooms are going to come in handy when the time comes to add a feature wall or repaint all four walls of a room.
Remember never to be afraid of colour - after all, you can always start again. As Luke Edward Hall says, 'People spend so long thinking about paint colours, but you can very easily change them. I think it's good to look at lots of different paint brands before settling on a choice. I like Farrow & Ball's range of colours very much, but I won't always find the colour I'm after. Paper & Paints in Chelsea is also a wonderful shop, with a range of punchy colours. Dulux and Leyland are good too though.'. We favour Little Greene and Edward Bulmer Natural Paints too.
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Paul Massey
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Paul Massey
A dresser by Plain English, painted in the company's 'Army Camp' green, holds a sink from Howe paired with brass taps from Barber Wilsons & Co in the kitchen-come-dining room of Rita Konig's farmhouse. Rita's collection of antique glassware is displayed on the top shelf.
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Simon Upton
The green living room of this country house decorated by Fiona Shelburne is dominated by two monumental works by Anselm Kiefer, one from the 'Alkahest' series; the other, from 'Palm Sunday', is a collage of palm leaves. 'We thought a vibrant, lettuce-green colour would be a good backdrop for them and would bring a freshness and femininity to the room.' Painted by Colchester Lister Associates, this vivid green colour was mixed to Fiona's specifications, but 'Green Melon' by Designers Guild has the same pep to it and costs £39 for 2.5 litres of matt emulsion.
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Ngoc Minh Ngo
The walls of this green utility room in a Dutch farmhouse were painted using Papers and Paints' 'Deep Celadon Green', £38.40 for 2.5 litres matt emulsion. The dark colour is complemented by other shades of green from houseplants and pieces of botanical art.
This earthy space was created by Gabby Deeming, who enhanced the character of this Dutch farmhouse with simple furniture, rustic ceramics and shades of green, blue and sunshine yellow.
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Michael Sinclair
This twin bedroom features vibrant green walls, painted with 'Fennel Leaf Lt', £39 for 2.5 litres matt emulsion, from Sanderson. The space was designed by decoration director Gabby Deeming as part of a scheme showing how to use wool in interiors.
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Luke Edward Hall
In Luke Edward Hall's flat, the large main living area is painted in Leyland's bold 'Forest Storm', which makes the space cosy. Although there was initial concern about how dark it was ('I did think for a moment, what have we done - we're living in a dungeon,' says Duncan), the final result is very beautiful. The room fortunately benefits from two large sash windows, so it remains bright and light.
'People spend so long thinking about paint colours, but you can very easily change them,' says Luke. 'I think it's good to look at lots of different paint brands before settling on a choice. I like Farrow & Ball's range of colours very much, but I won't always find the colour I'm after. Paper & Paints in Chelsea is also a wonderful shop, with a range of punchy colours. Dulux and Leyland are good too though,' says Luke.
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Andrew Montgomery
In this room in Faringdon House - once home to 'the mad boy' Lord Berners, the inspiration for Lord Merlin in Nancy Mitford's The Pursuit of Love - deep green paint is offset by gold accents and witty objects in jewel tones.
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Rachel Whiting
The artist owners of this London house called on interior designer Beata Heuman to create a family home full of distinctive design and strong colours. The en-suite bathroom is painted in an emerald green with smart black and silver accents to make a big impact in a small space.
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Sarah Hogan
A feature wall in emerald green looks glamorous and dramatic when paired with monochrome and gleaming gilt accessories. The paint colour is '2 V 05', £30.50 for 2.5 litres matt emulsion, from Little Greene.
Most Popular Green Paint Color Living Room
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