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30 Soft Green Spaces to Soothe the Soul

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Julia FairleyJanuary 27, 2020

Houzz editorial team. I love design and architecture that is thoughtful, sophisticated and champions an element of the unexpected. Before graduating with a Bachelor of Arts at UNSW and becoming a journalist, I studied interior architecture. For over a decade I have interviewed inspiring creative minds from around the world to write about design in its many different forms. Recently, I have also become an accidental gardener, to everyone's surprise.

In the past few years, white, grey and beige have been joined by some new neutrals, and not least among them is green in its handsome host of hues. From grey-based greens and olive tones to cool minty fresh and warmer greens, feast your hungry eyes on these 30 inventive interiors that wear green in all its glory.

And remember, you can get more details of a project and see more of a professional’s work by clicking on a photo.

Dulux Paint

1. Soothing space. Australia

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Paolo Frello & Partners

2. Olive grove. Milan, Italy
Designer: Paolo Frello & Partners

Bjurfors Göteborg

3. Green dream. Gothenburg, Sweden
Designer: Bjurfors Göteborg

Lydia Maskiell Interiors

4. Two-toned. Hobart, Tasmania
Designer: Lydia Maskiell Interiors

John Lum Architecture, Inc. AIA

5. Tri-toned. San Francisco, USA
Designer: John Lum Architecture

Entrance Fastighetsmäkleri

6. Colour class. Gothenburg, Sweden
Designer: Entrance Fastighetsmäkleri

GIA Bathrooms & Kitchens

7. Kit kat cool. Melbourne, Victoria
Designer: GIA Bathrooms & Kitchens

GIA Bathrooms & Kitchens

…Take a closer look at those kit-kat finger tiles in pale green.

Blue Tea Kitchens and Bathrooms

8. Barely there. Sydney, NSW
Designer: Blue Tea Kitchens and Bathrooms

François Guillemin

9. Beam me up. Paris, France
Designer: François Guillemin

Gardiner Architects

10. Nature inspired. Melbourne, Victoria
Designer: Gardiner Architects

Maxine Brady

11. Geometry lesson. Sussex, UK
Designer: Maxine Brady

Maxine Brady

…Here’s a closer look at how the grey-green cabinetry chimes with those copper handles.

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Entrance Fastighetsmäkleri

12. Scandi style. Gothenburg, Sweden
Designer: Entrance Fastighetsmäkleri

Robert Highsmith

13. Moody hue. New York, USA
Designer: Workstead

Lisa Burdus Interior Design

14. Greensleeves. Sydney, NSW
Designer: Lisa Burdus Interior Design

REES Architects

15. Peppermint and cream. London, UK
Designer: REES Architects

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16. Calm and collected. Cambridgeshire, UK
Designer: Colour + Shape

Mustard Architects

17. Green in, green out. London, UK
Designer: Mustard Architects

Woods of London ltd

18. Room with a view. Kent, UK
Designer: Woods of London

Nido Studio Interior Design

19. The green room. Melbourne, Victoria
Designer: Nido Studio Interior Design

Panaria Ceramica

20. Tile style. Milan, Italy
Designer: Panaria Ceramica

Kennedy Nolan

21. Pure panelling. Sandy Point, Victoria
Designer: Kennedy Nolan

BCDF studio

22. Greenhouse style. Paris, France
Designer: Atelier Daaa

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…Here’s another peek at the green, serene sanctuary.

Jones Associates Architects

23. Soul soother. London, UK
Designer: Jones Associates Architects

Kohler

24. Green light. Milwaukee, USA

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Eco Outdoor USA

25. Onyx fantasy. Melbourne, Victoria
Designer: B.E Architecture

Black Lacquer Design

26. Minty fresh. Los Angeles, USA
Designer: Black Lacquer Design

Sommarnöjen

27. Next level. Stockholm, Sweden
Designer: Sommarnöjen

Jones Associates Architects

28. Fresh space. London, UK
Designer: Jones Associates Architects

Black and Milk | Interior Design | London

29. Sweet dreams. London, UK
Designer: Black and Milk

2LG Studio

30. Accent wall. London, UK
Designer: 2LG Studio

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johndeshon1

9 months ago

what colour green is number 3? Gothenburg Sweden

meg_h43

8 months ago

Be careful with olive green, even in light tones. Our current house was a very pale olive green inside, reminded me of the old hospital green. Very depressing in a generally light filled house. Immediately painted over it. Other greens, however, are great and feel very calming.

liz

8 months ago

I love all these greens - the colour of nature. We have done our house in a mid olive green (similar to the top cupboards in No. 27), grey ironbark floors and white trim on the windows and doors and white plantation shutters. It is so fresh and calming. Our last house had pale mint green walls, a darker mint in the kitchen with very dark green vinyl on the floor in the kitchen and family room, combined with dark timber furniture. I loved it.