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We use sage green as an elegant neutral. It pairs as easily with ivory as it does with bolder hues.
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This room's decor takes cues from the beautiful blue-green rug, while the ample seating room invites socializing.
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This living rooms offsets the warmth of leather and wood (and the fireplace), with the coolness of the rug and pillows.
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Light, bright and airy, this space feels springlike with pale sage sofas set off by ivory accents.
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Mixed in with a frame wall, sconces that tie back to other colors in your space help it look coordinated.
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Green velvet, rich walnut and timeless leather are a study in warmth.
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Delicate hues of green and gold lend a springtime air.
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With elements of rich green and wood tones, this cozy room echoes its forest view.
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Deep olive chairs provide a cozy bridge between the walnut bookcases and white oak coffee table.
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A comfy sofa in softest green pairs effortlessly with warm neutrals for inviting style.
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Swapping in a patterned throw pillow is an easy way to add green to your room’s color palette.
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Jade tones in the rug add personality to a classic living room.
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Timeless and calming, sage brings color into this kids room and is easy to pair with new hues as they grow.
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An olive green ottoman adds subtle color to this neutral room.
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We love combining tones of sage green with maize and taupe for a fresh, timeless look.
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Plant parents: Use green decor, like the lamp shown, to create symmetry with your favorite foliage.
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Olive green and mustard is a classic combination. We added neutral elements to round out this functional small space.
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Green paint creates a soothing, nature-inspired backdrop for your furniture and decor. (Room & Board Paint by Hirshfield’s in Monogram shown here.)
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