When your bedroom needs to feel like a calm, restorative space, green is a reliably good choice. It just seems to make a room feel both refreshed and deeply peaceful, whether you lean toward soft or strong hues. Here are 30 different ideas to help you add that atmosphere to your own area.
Patterned Wallpaper That Adds a Playful Backdrop
Green wallpaper with a small, blue floral motif covers the wall.
Unify Your Look With a Floral Bed Skirt
A delicate floral print on a bed skirt echoes the wallpaper's design. It adds a traditional layer to your bedding.
Section Off Cozy Nooks With Gingham Curtains
Drape patterned gingham curtains from a rod to section off a sleeping area or reading spot. The plaid fabric, in shades of green and blue, introduces a touch of rustic charm.
Layer Warm Tones for Cozy Bedding Texture
Introduce warmth and comfort by layering your bed with a textured throw blanket over a contrasting bed skirt. A checked wool blanket in shades of rust and cream pairs with a mustard yellow bed skirt, creating rich bedding for the sleeping area.
Balance Walls With Matching Botanical Art
Matching framed botanical prints in gold frames hang on opposite walls, the simple, nature-inspired artwork balancing the room's light, airy feel by visually connecting different areas.
Green Built-In Wardrobes With Tassel Pulls
Paint your custom built-in wardrobes a deep green. Add small, contrasting tassels to each cabinet door for a playful detail.
Incorporate Organic Shape With a Large Wooden Vessel
If that spot feels bare, a substantial, round wooden vessel within a traditional fireplace surround can offer something new. It's an organic shape and material that contrasts the mantel and hearth's clean lines.
Antique Chest of Drawers for Displaying Small Decor Pieces
A curved antique chest of drawers, with its dark wood surface, sits by the bed, ready to hold a silver pitcher with flowers, a stack of wooden boxes, and a table lamp. It's an inviting spot for small decor.
Floral Headboard Adds a Botanical Focal Point to the Bed
An upholstered headboard with a floral and botanical print instantly becomes the star of your bedroom. This pattern, featuring greenery, red, and pink, brings the outdoors inside. It grounds your bedding and introduces organic shapes.
Design a Cozy Nook With Paneled Blue Walls
Recess your bed within a deep alcove to create a sleeping nook. Paneled walls, painted a rich blue, add a sense of enclosure around it. A simple framed print on the wall provides a personal touch.
Anchor Your Room With a Bold Blue Four-Poster Bed
A four-poster bed painted a deep, saturated blue provides a strong anchor in the bedroom. This color choice adds a playful yet significant element, grounding the space. The rich hue contrasts beautifully with a softer wall color and lighter bedding.
Layer Artwork Above a Stepped Headboard
Above a uniquely shaped headboard, create a layered gallery wall from a collection of framed art and mirrors. You'll want to mix landscape paintings with reflective sunburst mirrors.
Wooden Bench With Drawer Adds Storage and Surface Space
A narrow wooden bench with a built-in drawer sits at the foot of your bed, offering surface space.
Contrast Art With Glossy Green Walls
High-gloss, deep green walls are contrasted by a gilded, ornate frame around a simple print. It's a classic pairing for this modern setting.
Woven Rattan Stool Holds Bedside Essentials
Woven rattan forms a small, round stool that sits beside the bed. It holds a bedside lamp, a book, and a small vase with a flower.
Introduce Natural Warmth With a Burl Wood Nightstand
Add a burl wood nightstand to your bedroom. It features brass hardware and discreet drawers.
Coral Kitchen Island With White Stools Creates a Cheerful Hub
When you're looking for a lively gathering spot, a bright coral kitchen island definitely brings color and personality. Pair it with simple white stools for a clean contrast that lets the island's bold hue be the focus.
Copper Pots Hung Above Stove Add Warmth and Color
Hang copper pots from a rail above the stove. Their warm metallic tone contrasts cream-colored tiles and light cabinetry.
Scalloped Blue Tray For A Colorful Coffee Table Display
On the coffee table, a bright blue tray with a scalloped edge holds books, magazines, and decorative objects. The blue color is a playful addition.
Conceal Shelving With a Gingham Skirt
A black and white gingham fabric skirt, placed along the base of your counter, can conceal unsightly shelving or storage while also offering a softer visual against dark walls and wooden surfaces; it's a playful pattern that adds rustic charm.
Floral Wallpaper Creates a Botanical Backdrop for the Bed
A delicate floral wallpaper with green and blue accents sets a charming, natural tone behind the bed, providing a soft, organic feel that complements the room's other natural textures and colors.
Textured Greenery Down the Center of Your Dining Table
Mounds of feathery, moss-like dried greenery line the length of your dining table. This naturalistic centerpiece contrasts against the warm, reddish walls and the polished wood of the table and floor. It softens the room's bold color.
Keep Drinks Accessible With a Rattan Bar Cart
A woven rattan bar cart keeps beverages and glassware organized. Its wheeled design means you can easily move it around your space, from living room to patio. Tiered shelves provide room for bottles, mixers, and bar tools.
Textured Yellow Bed Skirt Adds a Pop of Color
A ruffled bed skirt in bright mustard yellow provides a warm base for your bedding. This style adds a playful texture and a rich color contrast against bed linens.
Layer in Pattern With Textured Bolster Pillows
Two green and white striped bolster pillows layer in front of standard pillows for a subtle pattern.
Textured Roman Blinds With a Delicate Pattern
At your windows, Roman shades feature a subtle, repeating pattern. The cream fabric with a dark green vine motif contrasts the pale walls.
Vintage-Style Dresser Holds Bedside Essentials and Tech
A light-colored, three-drawer dresser functions as a bedside table. Its distressed finish and dark knobs add a touch of vintage charm. This works well when you need a practical surface for daily necessities.
Floral Bed Skirt and Headboard Create a Botanical Haven
For a bed that feels like a cozy, central haven, cover its base and headboard in identical floral material. This matching approach produces an unbroken flower design, softening the room's edges without overwhelming it with too much detail.
Incorporate Vintage Charm With a Distressed Blue Dresser
Choose a weathered blue dresser for your bedroom. Its distressed finish and ornate drawer pulls offer a unique detail.
Patterned Armchairs Add Bold Geometric Accents
To introduce a playful graphic touch, choose armchairs covered in an energetic, geometric textile. The varied shapes and colors of these chairs draw the eye and inject character into the space. Their individual designs differentiate them from the quieter elements nearby and prompt conversation.
