Try This Foolproof Way to Style Green Accents

With a fresh yet timeless character, green tones are ideal for anyone looking bring a pop of color into their interior. Even though green is one of the easiest accent colors to master, it’s never easy to incorporate color into your interior, which is why you should style green decor with wooden accents. When you use this dynamic duo mindfully, you’re guaranteed to achieve your vision.

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Sources: Design by Lisa Staton, Photo by Haris Kenjar

Contemporary emerald accents can revitalize a traditional house without compromising its integrity. Because of this tone’s classic and luxurious character, the right emerald accent(s) will align with the original features in a wood-clad early 20th century home.

Sources: Design by Laura U Interior Design, Photo by Michael Hunter Photography

If your home lacks wooden architectural features, but you’re looking to create a transitional, vintage inspired look, consider furniture upholstery. If you can’t afford to upholster a vintage wooden chair, there are plenty of reproductions available. (Don’t be afraid to bring in other colors if you so wish – green tones are quite versatile!)

Sources: Design by Caitlin Sourapas, Photo by Christopher Lee Foto

Rich olives and a mixture of warm-toned woods make for a luxurious yet relaxed look. (If you like the way that white walls look with green accents – both natural and man made – check out this post about pairing white walls with house plants!)

Sources: Design by Blaze Makoid Architecture, Photo by Trevor Trondro

For a look that’s equally eclectic as it is clean and contemporary, pair modern wood features or accents with more traditional tones and textures like emerald and velvet.