good to be green
It doesn’t take the luck of the Irish to create a beautiful room. As I’ve said before, one of the easiest and most impactful ways to decorate is with a single colour palette. In other words one colour with lots of white or neutral. I love the freshness of a green and white with a earthy gray or brown thrown in. Even Mother Nature agrees….
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If you have an all neutral room - white, beige, earth tones, try a big bunch of fresh leaves (even from the garden) and see how the crisp, cool of the green, wakes everything up like a spring morning. It’s a good way to test out what green would look like in that room.
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Another way to test green in your rooms is to fool around with it at Christmas time. No commitment but a good amount of time to see how it feels.
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Or even try some green veggies in your all white kitchen…
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I love apple green and white with wood and naturals ~ it’s so fresh and happy, like new leaves popping out of the forest floor.
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If you’re more bold, you can try brilliant emerald or grass green which looks great with white and black …
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But if that just feels like too much for you, try your luck outside, green and white is a classic.
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Or, if you really aren’t sure, you could just decorate your son, like I do every year at this time on his birthday (14 today!
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That will give you a good sense of how lucky it feels to live with a little green!

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