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Versatility Being a Boon for Green Paint
Green paint colour’s association with nature makes it a perfect colour not only for landscape but also for bringing in the vibes of freshness and harmony. Depending on the shade and tone of the green wall paint, it can be serene, vibrant, cool & calm, and dramatic. Its versatility makes it a demanding choice when it comes to interior wall paints. So here are a few demanding shades of green wall paint.
1. Hazel Green
Hazel green wall paint introduces a calming presence to any home space. This bluish-green tone is a very beautiful colour and its peaceful and relaxing aura is perfect to have on the bedroom walls. Since this colour naturally adds vibrancy and brightens up any space, it makes a small space look big and wide. It will make you feel as if you are living in a luxurious and expensive apartment or villa away from the chaos of the world.
2. Webster Green
Webster green paint is another attractive and classic shade that works elegantly in different settings such as a kitchen and a moody powder room. It is a shade that you can use to have a rich and expensive feel as well as to pair it with neutral or bold colours tones to have a minimal or traditional look.
3. Sage Green
If you share a special attachment with neutral tones, a dustier sage green tone can be a great option for you. Because the use of a hint of sage green paint will create a subdued neutral look. To add a more sophisticated touch or to introduce a little unusual twist, you can play with other varieties of this shade available on the colour palette.
4. Soft Fern Green
Soft fern green is a soft, elegant, and light green hue that goes best for bedrooms as this tranquil colour not only add some colour and flair to the space but also exudes a sense of nature. You can pair its muted shades with either a similar light hue or warm neutrals to have a cozy and connected feel.
5. Mediterranean Teal
Looking for a luxurious colour with a retro feel? Mediterranean Teal is there for you. This very attractive colour looks best on your kitchen cabinets, wooden panelling, painted furniture, headboard for beds, and on accent walls
6. Avocado Green
Avocado green is receiving love and appreciation from designers all around the world. With the retro vibe and strong personality, avocado green looks just perfect with traditional as well as midcentury modern furniture. So, you can splash it in your living rooms or kitchens or any such space where you want to have a throwback of the 1950s and 1960s.
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