Green Paint Colours

The vibrancy of yellow-based green paint colours brings energy to any scheme. Judicious use of a strong, warm green, such as Olive Colour, can be applied very successfully as all over colours for both woodwork and walls. 

Muted greens have been used since the beginning of interior decoration. Used in an all-over scheme, greens like Sage Green, Livid and Hillside provide a fabulous backdrop when hanging both contemporary and classical artworks. Muted green paints are stunning with gold frames, ideal for dining spaces, studies and places of tranquillity and concentration. 

Whilst retaining their signature of natural heritage, the strong greens take their character a significant step further. These shades of strong green paint create elegance and impact wherever they are used.  

The rich colours found in Invisible Green, Olive Colour and Oilcloth will provide a superb wall colour in living spaces alongside artwork and fabrics. Whilst the near black Obsidian Green gives the perfect presentation as a very classical front door colour.

By bringing our gardens and parks indoors, the natural feeling that comes with pale green brings pleasure on many levels. The lemony hints that are present in Boxington – Pale and Green Stone – Pale offers freshness to a green paint scheme. Whilst those greens with a blueish influence (like Aquamarine) provide a cleaner interpretation.  

Pale greens are particularly suitable for kitchens and quiet spaces, pairing well with strong greens and many neutrals.

The green blues that are termed “aqua” represent an important suite of colours for interior designers. These aqua tones are respected both for their inherent beauty and their ability to combine well with other colours and natural materials, especially woods.  

Tea with Florence, Aquamarine – Deep and Canton are sophisticated darker shades which have the strength to be the lead colour in a scheme. All these greens make an excellent choice for a hallway or living space.