Green is trendy and not only as a color. Mint green, olive green, emerald: there will be one or another green tone that will fit your home or your wardrobe. Blue will be the first color that comes to your mind when you are looking for a relaxing color. Green is even a better choice as it is more versatile. Blue can get to cold, but the yellow that is present in green will give you fresh energy.
flower shop via Anna with Love - interior Sophie Robinson
Green is a very easy color to use in your interior, take a closer look next time you go to the flower shop. There is a perfect match between green and all the other colors of the rainbow. Green for your interior is trendy now and will stay an evergreen in future. First decide on the other colors you want to use and than you can find the green tone you need to bring it in balance. A softer green when you want to combine it with pastels, a stronger or darker green when you go for bolder colors.
big leaves via - vertical garden via Plants on Wall - interior image via Living
Easy addition of green in your home by decorating with plants. It makes your room feel homey, the plants bring life and warmth to your interior. And not only that, plants have a lot of health benefits when using indoors. Vertical walls can look spectacular in your home, maybe not that easy to get this done in a weekend, but with the help of a specialist you will create an outstanding accent wall.
Moroccan bathroom via Decoration Ancient and Modern - beach loungers via Pinterest - pencils via Maura McEvoy
Perfect color to relax, and this is not just spending a weekend at the seaside, Wellness in a spa, the green tadelakt will bring you in an instand in a more exotic place. Tadelakt is a typical wall covering in the Moroccan hammams, the place to go to for exfoliation and massage, you will come out refreshed. Use some green color pencils, paint and paper to get in a creative flow. Green is a healing color, it stand for re-birth.
Moroccan facade via Flickr - candle via Fat Fit Fun - kitchen via House by the Water - fashion image Victoria Beckham
Green is a very stylish color. Get ready for your next dinner party and find your inspiration in more exotic places. Not only will give it you new ideas, it will surprise your guests. Our problem is we are to busy to get creative, but once you get the habit of being curious and are looking for small things that can make a difference you will see how much energy and new confidence it will give you.
tassels via Traveler - image down left via Ello - sunglasses via Evry Jewels - car via Sabon Home
Green is a color of ambition, looking for bigger things, without giving up your security. A color used in the show business. Who doesn’t know the Green Room for the actors at the Oscars? Green is a color used in theaters to relax the actors before going on stage. It reflects nature and we all know how good it does to make a walk in the forest.
falafal burgers Donna Hay - restaurant Six Senses
We see that more and more restaurant go for a more “green look”. Not in all cases this means that the food you get is more healthy. Thinking now of fast food restaurants where the interior was often in combination with orange colors, a color that gives you appetite. Green stands for more healthy choices, the wood brings in nature, but the food is often the same as it was before. Here marketing is using the power of the color to influence you.
dollars via Odissey - Wall Street image Brain Tuchalski Photo - fashion outfit Hermes fall 2022
Green is the color of money, ambition and a mens’ world. Green was often the color chosen for the logo of a bank or law firm as it give you a feeling of security.
Colors are giving us a certain feeling, marketing is using the color psychology to influence you in a subtle way.
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plants are having health benefits
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Green is a color for you?
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