A few weeks ago I wrote this post, featuring the gorgeous dark blue tones that we've been seeing a lot of lately. It's no secret I love adding green to interiors, in all shades of light and dark (especially when it comes to plants), but much like blue, I've recently been drawn to the darker variety. Deep blues and greens work beautifully together, (remember this gorgeous Superette Scarf) and of course they go hand in hand with a monochrome palette. For something new, try pairing dark green with softer shades of blush and grey. Covering all bases, here are some examples to demonstrate.
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Beautiful styling by Annaleena Leino for BlOOC
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A tiled splashback adds texture and a pop of colour. Featured in The Apartment, Copenhagen, photographed by Daniella Witte
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An unexpected yet lovely combo of mint, dark green and blush, styled by Sofie Lawett and Caroline Richter, photo by Marcus Lawett for Elle Decoration
Some of my product picks to inspire you further, the rug by Danish design house &Tradition is a standout.
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Non-Objective Composition #2 by Playtype from The Poster Club
Muuto Visu Lounge Chair
New Balance M576 Shoes
Muuto Match Tealight Holder
&Tradition Another Rug
Normann Copenhagen Pocket Organisers
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Stunning interior shots from the portfolio of Lotta Agaton, and that dark blue and green combo again, via & Other Stories
That wall! Spotted here via Skandiamaklarna
Sleek design in a beautiful colour, I love the Sharky Chair by Kristalia
Some of my product picks to inspire you further, the rug by Danish design house &Tradition is a standout.
Non-Objective Composition #2 by Playtype from The Poster Club
Muuto Visu Lounge Chair
New Balance M576 Shoes
Muuto Match Tealight Holder
&Tradition Another Rug
Normann Copenhagen Pocket Organisers
