To make green rooms look good, it's important to do a little in-room research first. To begin with, consider the room's natural light. Is it a cool, east- or north-facing light that the room gets or a warm one? Knowing this will help you choose a balancing shade – warmer ones for cooler rooms and cooler ones for warmer rooms. Green primary bathroom featuring two sinks, a powder area, a corner tub, and a walk-in shower room. Spacious primary bedroom with green walls and a brown accent. The room has a large bed, carpet flooring, and a tray ceiling. Small dining area featuring green walls and a green bench seating along with a white round table paired with green chairs.

Green is an incredibly versatile colour with an endless array of stunning shades, offering something for everyone. This dining area featuring green walls with two wall sconces. There’s a square dining table set for four. Whatever language you use to describe it, sustainable design is imperative. The good news is, no matter what your personal style, you do not need to compromise. Sustainable interior design is possible in any style, from Neoclassical to mid-century modern, and everything in between. Twelve Examples of Sustainable Design Avoid Volatile Organic Compounds Photo: At East Village Theater – “Carpet” by Rex Roof, shared under Creative Commons Attribution. This is a spectacular foyer that is a result of the combination of green and white sleek elements that reflect the brightness of the room and the square green panels extend all the way to the ceiling. There are modern built-in cabinets for storage with similar avocado green facades that match the paneling of the wall-mounted hooks for the coats and hats.

Colour Block with Green

This kitchen boasts stylish kitchen counters with smooth countertops. The bright green cabinetry looks absolutely stunning. This primary bedroom features green walls and carpet flooring, along with espresso-finished furniture. A large living room featuring a brown sofa set with a fireplace and TV in front. The room is surrounded by green walls.

Ideally, a product is environmentally responsible from cradle (harvest or manufacture) to cradle (eventual recycling and reuse).Spacious primary bathroom featuring green walls and brown tiles floors. The room offers two sinks and a freestanding tub, along with a walk-in shower room. This living room offers a nice couch and a chair along with an ottoman in front of the widescreen TV on the green wall.