Why not give your bedroom an update by using the color green? You can incorporate green into your home in many different ways: paint, wallpaper or textiles. There are so many different shades of green to choose from, including olive, emerald and sage. You can find one that suits your style. Green is also a favorite color of both kids as well as adults. You don’t need to worry that it will look too “young” or “grown-up” in your space. It looks great in nursery rooms and primary bedrooms alike.

Green is a favorite of both traditionalists and modernists. Green is a popular color among both traditionalists, and modernists. So, whether you prefer grandmillennial-style rooms, or if your room looks ultra current you won’t be disappointed.

It’s important that you understand how to incorporate a particular color into your home and what colors it works best with. We’ve already done the work for you. We’ve selected 10 of our favorite bedrooms in green to inspire you.

• Deep Green and Brass

  

  A green and gold combination is stunning. Blogger Emily Cosnotti’s Guest Bedroom shows how brass accents pair well with dark green walls. The curtain rod and the mirror give the space a luxurious look.

• Green and Pink

  

  The color combination looks great in whimsical interiors like the Maria Jones. The focal point of the room is an accent wall with bold wallpaper. It creates visual interest and draws the eye behind the bed. It is best to limit the pattern, if you choose one like this, to one area of your bedroom. This will prevent it from overwhelming a small room.

• Sage Green and Wood

  

  Do you have a piece of furniture that you want to highlight? Blogger Miranda Schroeder showcased her mid century modern in her sage-green bedroom. The wood piece stands out against the color of the walls and is at home in the room with all the earthy colors.

• Green and Neutrals

  

  Blogger Kala Wiederholt from My breezy Room chose a vivid emerald-green for the walls in her bedroom, but kept her furniture and décor simple. Her bedroom is a great example of how you can combine neutrals with colors to create a beautiful space.

• Green and Yellow

  

  Are you designing a room for your children? Green is a great, playful choice for children’s bedrooms. Blogger Serena Appiah incorporated the color in her sons’ room and added pops of yellow to make it even more cheerful.

• Jade Green

  

  You may find a piece of furniture that inspires a whole bedroom makeover. Blogger Alisa Bovinos grandmillennial-style bedroom is designed around an adorable bowood headboard she bought secondhand. The jade walls and the curtains she chose go well together.

• Green Oasis

  

  It’s not necessary to travel far to relax. Blogger Jenna LeBlanc wanted to create a tropical oasis in her bedroom. She achieved this look with woven shades and a breezy, canopy bed. This space shows how colorful curtains can have a major impact on the feel of a room.

• Green and Leather

  

  Do you think leather is only for the recliners of dimly-lit media rooms? You may be surprised. This green room, designed by Carmel Phillips, features a leather sofa that is a stunning addition to the space. The room serves as both an office and a guest room. This is proof that you don’t need to pair traditional furniture with white walls to make a room look good. Instead, go for bold colors and furnishings.

• Green, Black and White

  

  Want to add some color in your home but love black and white fabrics? Instagrammer Keri demonstrates how to do it! The black and white bedding with a polka-dot pattern in her room adds a playful element (and probably helps to camouflage the cat’s hair too).

• Sage Green and White

  

  Instagrammer Amy chose this color combination for her bedroom. It gives off a cozy cottage vibe. If you want a bit of contrast, there’s no reason to paint your room trim or door green.