Home Home Design & Decor Interior Paint Colors & Palettes 20 Green Bedroom Ideas That Will Turn Your Space Into a Calming Retreat Ideas for whether you want a little or a lot of green. By Wendy Rose Gould Wendy Rose Gould Wendy Rose Gould is a veteran lifestyle reporter based in Phoenix, Ariz. with over 10 years of experience. She covers home, wellness, beauty, and travel for outlets such as Martha Stewart, Real Simple, Insider, TODAY, Bustle, TripSavvy, The Zoe Report, and others. Whether ruminating about interior design with the influential leaders in the industry, on the ground at NYFW talking trends with beauty and fashion pros, or venturing to a new corner of the world, she’s always eager to report on the latest and greatest. Editorial Guidelines Published on October 25, 2024 Close Photo: Sherwin-Williams Green is the color of a dreamy woodland forest, lush green grass in the middle of summer, a desert succulent that blends into its sandy backdrop. We can find green in countless places across nature, but no matter the source of inspiration, this color evokes a sense of quiet serenity. Whether you prefer a deep green, a lighter hue, one with soft blue undertones, or a fusion of warmth, let these green bedroom ideas recommended by interior designers guide your décor process. 18 Black Bedroom Ideas for a Moody, Sophisticated Space 01 of 20 Leverage Wainscoting Decorilla Wainscoting offers a ton of impact, as you can see in this sophisticated primary bedroom dreamed up by Decorilla. A rich, warm sage color is painted across the entire accent wall to complement a large window beautifully. 02 of 20 Add Contrast With Pale Tones Life Create / Living with Lolo If you spring for a dark and inky green—like this blue-leaning paint color used by Living with Lolo—pair it with lighter tones to create some nice contrast. Gray, pale wood and crisp white come together in this space that feels light and bright, even with a saturated wall color. 03 of 20 Opt for Ultra Light Green Madeline Harper Photography / ATX Interior Design Deep, dark greens are gorgeous, but don't write off ultra-pale versions like this light sage green used by ATX Interior Design. Bedding in a similar color brings the design together while wainscoting on the walls infuses even more texture for a subtle boost of visual interest. 04 of 20 Paint Over Wood Panels Decorilla If your space has wood paneling in need of a refresh, consider that a moment to let green shine. The texture underneath infuses a sense of warmth and dimension, as you can see in this rustic space with vintage details designed by Decorilla. 05 of 20 Mix and Match Your Green Marc Mauldin / Theresa Butler Interiors For a color-saturated look with some dimension, go for a green monochromatic color story like Theresa Butler Interiors did here. The built-ins and closet doors are the same shade, while the green patterned wallpaper, funky rug, and bedding tie in other shades. 06 of 20 Add Green Via Textiles Madeline Harper Photography / Daley Home When we think about green bedrooms, painted walls may be the first thing that comes to mind. Opt for a twist by incorporating this verdant hue via soft textiles. Here, Daley Home infused green tones throughout this space with curtains, a bed frame, and a rug. 07 of 20 Add a Pop of Green with a Bold Bedframe Life Created / Living with Lolo For a singular pop of green, which is sometimes all you may want, consider bringing in a statement-making bed frame. A majestic velvet bed frame incorporated into this room by Living with Lolo serves as an artistic focal point and a contrasting burst of color in an otherwise light, neutral space. 08 of 20 Try a Muted Blue-Green Life Created / Living with Lolo If a bold forest green or verdant hue doesn't feel your speed, venture into other parts of the green color spectrum. This near-neutral green—which has a dusty, almost blue quality—creates a serene and inviting space. 09 of 20 Lean Into a Neutral Gray-Green Color Madeline Harper Photography / Anastasia Casey Similarly, consider a gray-green sage color that feels more like a neutral, as pictured in this design by Anastasia Casey of The Interior Collective. It's a subdued hue that doesn't overwhelm the space but still has enough of a colorful spark to create some intrigue and dimension. 10 of 20 Let Wallpaper Do the Work Trevor Dixon / Michelle Gage Interiors Sometimes, creating a green bedroom is as simple as installing some wallpaper. Here, Michelle Gage Interiors opted for a swath of botanical-pattered wallpaper directly behind and above the bed, which contrasts with the pink bed frame for a fun pop of color. 11 of 20 Give Your Guest Bedroom a Green Makeover Decorilla Bold design is often reserved for the primary bedroom, but incorporating a gorgeous color like green into the guest room can make this space feel intentional and welcoming. You can use green in a kids' bedroom for a more grown-up feel that's still playful. 12 of 20 Match Your Bedding to Your Walls Margaret Rajic / Outline Interiors Bedding is one of those things you can switch up as desired, making it a fun and simple way to try something new in your bedroom. Here, Outline Interiors opted for a luxe quilt in a complementary shade of green. You can do the same, or try an exact match if that's what's speaking to you. 13 of 20 Paint Only Part of the Wall Margaret Rajic / Kelsey Haywood You don't have to paint the entire room—or even the entire wall—a solid green hue. A simple strip of dark, teal green paint is plenty in this beautiful primary bedroom created by designer Kelsey Haywood. 14 of 20 Add Another Statement Color Rebecca McAlpin / Michelle Gage Interior Design Green is a statement in and of itself, but if you're color-obsessed don't feel like you have to pick just one. In this fun bedroom, Michelle Gage Interior Design proves that you can add a splash of an unexpected color, like bright yellow, and it works brilliantly with green. If you're hesitant, opt for a statement piece that's easy to swap, like bedding or a nightstand. 15 of 20 Keep it Simple Life Created / Living with Lolo Sometimes less is more when designing a color-rich bedroom. In this green primary, the walls are painted a deep forest green while everything else remains in neutral territory, including the bedding, headboard, and side tables. 16 of 20 Infuse Plenty of Texture Dror Baldinger / Michele Lorenz, Ashby Collective While simple is a winning choice, sometimes personalities call for a more is more approach. In that case, have fun weaving in various textures in your green bedroom. For example, interior designer Michele Lorenz of the Ashby Collective chose texture and teal tones for the wallpaper, velvet headboard, and bedding. 17 of 20 Design an Accent Wall Hillary Muzykewicz Photography / Laura Botelho Interiors Dark forest green and crisp white come together in this modern bedroom designed by Lauren Botelho Interiors. But what really brings the space to life is the large accent wall, which features geometric wood paneling all painted a deep, green hue. 18 of 20 Infuse a Touch of Green Through Tiny Details Madeline Harper / Daley Home Color drenching makes a dramatic impact, but it's not everyone's cup of tea. You can enjoy a green bedroom by weaving in small details. In this space by Daley Home, green pillows, bedside lamps, window treatments, and art offer subtle pops of green. 19 of 20 Paint the Entire Room Nicole Lanteri Design Green can be a bold choice, especially if you go with a shade from the darker side of the color spectrum, but that doesn't mean you have to use it shyly. This all-green bedroom by Nicole Lanteri Design incorporates the color on every wall, resulting in a serene oasis. 20 of 20 Go Big With a Pink and Green Room Jonny Valiant If we look at color theory, pink and green are complementary opposites. Jonny Valiant went for this combination in this quirky bedroom, which has a nostalgic, beachy vibe. The velvet window dressings, intricate bed frames, colorful bed skirts, and large piece of art lean into the playful feel. Was this page helpful? Thanks for your feedback! Tell us why! Other Submit