Spring into Style and Embrace Green this Season
Hurrah, spring has arrived in all its glory, and we’re feeling inspired as we bask in the light of longer days and the newly risen sun. It’s the perfect excuse to refresh your space – not just with a spring clean but with some fresh interiors. It’s time to transition with the natural change happening around us.
We’re moving away from cozy winter layers and hibernating, and, instead, thinking about pottering around the garden or soaking up the warmth that’s seeping through our windows. We’re dreaming of hosting, having friends and loved ones over for outdoor dining, and making our space as inviting and free-flowing as possible.
Green: The Colour of Spring
With its associations of growth and renewal, is the perfect hue for this time of year. It’s popping up all around us, and we’re fully immersed in it. With so many shades and tones available, from rich emeralds to calming sages, there’s a green for every room, helping you create the exact vibe you want. Whether you’re feeling bold and decide to colour-drench an entire space, or prefer to add a pop of colour with well-placed accents, green is the ideal choice for this time of year. Green can be used in furniture, decor, or plants, effortlessly bringing the outdoors, inside.
What to Pair with Green…
We’ve had plenty of experience with interior makeovers, and sometimes, bringing in new colours and prints can feel daunting. You find something you love, but when you place it in your space, it just doesn’t work. Why is that? Don’t worry – it’s okay! We’re here to guide you on how to effortlessly incorporate those green designs into your space.
Here are our top tips and tricks:
Gold: A great pairing for green, the richness of gold complements green beautifully. Whether it’s the bright hues of a saturated green or more organic, natural tones, gold adds a touch of luxury and helps bring your room together. Try gold wall fixtures or decorative pieces, like mirrors, to introduce a luxurious touch.
Brass: Warm and welcoming, brass is a popular choice. Less flashy than gold, its toned-down hues still provide that rich glimmer, but in a subtler way. Brass is excellent for adding warmth to a space without overwhelming it.
Chrome: Sleek and modern, chrome has already made an impact in 2025 as a hot trend. It’s a great choice for balancing and creating a minimalist, smart appearance. It works particularly well in industrial-style interiors and adds a raw, edgy aesthetic. This bright, shiny finish will gleam in your space, reflecting all the light spring brings. If you like chrome but want a more understated look, try brushed chrome for a subtler finish.
Blush Pinks and Creams: Soft, fresh, and versatile, blush pinks and creams pair well with green, balancing out its vibrant tones and creating a calming atmosphere. This colour pairing comes straight from nature, making it an ideal match. If you want to embrace green but aren’t feeling too bold, these colours offer a soft, diluted touch.
Inky Blacks: For a moodier, atmospheric look, pick inky blacks. It can feel daunting, but black can be transformational, whether in a small or large space. It pairs effortlessly with various green hues, and it’s a signature look Anna has incorporated into her designs time and time again. For inspiration on how to bring black into your space, check out our Instagram – Anna has you covered with plenty of ideas.
Yellows: The colour of daffodils and the rich sun, yellow will brighten your space and is often the first colour that comes to mind when thinking of spring. Yellow and green are a natural pairing, but be mindful of the specific tones you choose – some greens work better with certain yellows than others. Trust me when I say, these two colours will truly energise your space, bringing that all-encompassing spring vibe. I can already smell the sweet daffodils, fresh snowdrops, and the prettiest of primroses.
Different Design Styles: What Works?
If you’re wondering what types of designs work well with green, the truth is, there isn’t just one answer. Many design styles work beautifully with green, and the possibilities are endless. Whether it’s Art Deco, with its sleek and bold lines, or Art Nouveau, with its organic, flowing forms, both can incorporate green accents in your space. You could also turn to Victorian or Victorian Arts and Crafts styles, which favour decorative intricate patterns, floral prints, ornate furniture, and a connection to nature – ideal for green hues. If you’re feeling inspired by elegance and opulence, consider blending green with the dramatic flair of Le Renaissance to bring a timeless, classic touch.
As we’ve said, all styles have the potential to work with green. They just need your vision to bring them to life!
So, now that we’ve given you some inspiration, run with it – see where it takes you, and most importantly, have fun with the transition we’re currently experiencing. Spring brings many possibilities, and freshening up your space is just one of them.
If you do feel like a refresh, we recommend trying out some samples and paint pot testers. You can experiment with them in your space and see how they feel. We offer samples in all of our fabrics and wallpapers, so you can find the perfect fit.
