Green belongs to the cooler colors on the color wheel, but for me it’s perceived as much more inviting and cozy as blue, which can be much more cold and fresh. Especially when combined with warm tints of wood and different textiles, I think green can add a fresh touch, yet can have a very cozy effect in an interior as well.
I think green was exactly the right color choice for this turn-of-the-century living room and these large windows with the white framing just pop out of the wall color. The large beige area rug has a fluffy texture, which goes nicely with the light grey of the sofa and I love the small chest of drawers by the sofa with the table lamp on top. On the other side of the sofa, there is a cozy round dining table with white Series 7 chairs and an impressive piece of art on the wall. I think the dusty pink floor lamp really adds character to this corner of the living room.
The kitchen itself has a pretty basic design, however the dining area has been personalised with an impressive gallery wall that goes very high up. The black dining chairs contrast so nicely with the black frames of the art prints and I love that the black detailing comes back in the pendant light as well.
The bedroom has been painted in a muted shade of dark blue, which has such a moody effect in this space. I love the way the light color of the bedsheets, the white in the art prints and the Japanese pendant light stand out against this dark wall color.
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