If you're reading this guide, it's because you already have some certainties about the colors you want to use for your interior decor: green and beige.
You may be unsure about which shade of green and beige to use. You may also be unsure about whether these two colors can be combined. Rest assured: these two colors are perfectly complementary in decoration, and often work well in any room of the house.
This observation arises mainly from the characteristics of these two natural colors: beige is a neutral and soft shade. It is very often chosen thanks to the advantage it can have over white by offering a warmer and more personal color. Green symbolizes vitality and freshness depending on the color used. It is also a color that can be synonymous with calm depending on the shade chosen.
We are therefore going to offer you all of our recommendations for best combining green and beige on a section of wall in a room!
Why choose green and beige for your decor?
Beige is a basic color in interior painting.
Beige has many advantages over other shades in the color chart. First, it's a neutral, warm, and timeless color that appeals due to its elegance, linked to its close relationship with white.
Its broad spectrum makes it a color very often chosen in interior design projects and more specifically for color combinations.
Beige is also very practical to use! Like white, it has the ability to visually enlarge the space in the room in which it is applied. This is especially beneficial when you want to use more vivid and intense colors.
Its reputation as a versatile color for all styles reinforces its appeal. Whether for a dining room, living room, or bedroom, beige is a timeless, flagship shade!
To better understand the beige you can use, don't hesitate to consider the space and brightness of your room . For a north-facing room, for example: a rather warm beige will be perfect (sand beige or golden caramel for example). Conversely, in a south-facing room, a light or slightly pinkish beige will be ideal.
Green, symbol of serenity
There are certain shades that are strongly identified in interior design, and green is one of them. The absolute standard for those who want to bring a natural and modern touch to their home, it often stands out as an ideal color due to the limited risk-taking in the choice of shades.
Depending on the type of green you choose, the psychological effect can vary. As with beige, there are a multitude of shades of green: sage green, for example, will bring a calming atmosphere and a modern design, unlike a forest green, which is more vibrant and will breathe character into the space. So consider using a bright green with a very soft beige and favoring a combination with wooden furniture to accentuate the natural atmosphere of your room.
A wide range of shades can be paired with beige. Green can be used to structure a space or highlight a specific wall. The combination of beige and green is therefore a perfect match; don't hesitate to optimize the style of the room by considering the flooring and furniture, and to use your shade of green in areas that contain wood.
How to successfully combine green and beige?
In a living room for a warm atmosphere
Be sure to achieve a warm and inviting ambiance by using green and beige in your living room. If your living room is narrow, it's recommended to use beige as the base of your selection and use green on the smallest wall in the room.
Almond green and sage green from our range are the key greens to use in a living room. To complement these two designer colors, the pampas beige or cherry blossom from our range will help highlight these beautiful greens.
In a bedroom to promote relaxation
Particularly for a master bedroom, using these two shades will promote rest and calm. The key colors can be similar to those we suggested for the living room. Note that in a bedroom, you can be more daring and opt for colors that are more daring for you.
If you're short on ideas, then the depth of peacock green can be a very successful combination when used with a soft beige or off-white. Similarly, sea greens, which are widely used in bathrooms, can also be an alternative to consider to bring that sense of tranquility.
In the kitchen or bathroom
For the kitchen, the idea is to achieve a modern and chic design. All of our beiges can be used, although some lend themselves better to pairing with green.
The combination of olive green and flirty hazelnut can be a coherent idea!
When it comes to bathrooms , we have a soft spot for greens with a hint of blue. Garden green, restful green, or even spa green are all shades that are popular for bathroom decor.
Other ideas for combining beige and green
If you're still stuck after consulting Pinterest, then you should know that you can paint your wooden furniture to make it easier to incorporate bold colors into your interior. This way, you can use a broader color palette, such as black, to make the space look more modern.
You can also book a free 30-minute color consultation to help you decide which colors to use based on photos of your office, kitchen, or any other area of your home.
