Rust-Oleum AMZ0028 Chalky Finish Furniture Paint - Sage Green - 750ml

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This family bunk room from Becca Interiors was built for sleepovers, with painted walls and ceiling in a wash of sage green that gives it a relaxing feel that is accented with gleaming brass ladders and guard rails. If you want your sage green furniture to be the focal point in a room, then choose a shade of off-white for the walls in your room. Off-white paints don’t offer a strong personality, so they create the ideal base when you want your furniture to be the prominent features in a space. For those looking for a creative way to use on-trend sage green why not paint feature walls or highlight architectural details to add depth to your decorating scheme? From a statement colour on ceilings to the perfect framing shade for a doorway, there are plenty of creative ways to use sage green in any room to add a touch of on-trend colour without overpowering the space. Tamara is a highly experienced homes and interiors journalist, with a career spanning 20 years. Now the Lifestyle Editor of womanandhome.com, she has spent the last 17 years working with the style teams at Country Homes & Interiors and Ideal Home, and it’s with these award-winning interiors teams that she gained a wealth of knowledge and honed her skills and passion for shopping, styling and writing about every aspect of lifestyle and interiors.

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Being a colour derived from nature brown pairs perfectly with the natural appeal of sage green, creating a soothing colour scheme that feels like a country landscape. Whether used in small doses, as seen here with furniture details and brown cushions providing an accent colour on a neutral sofa against a calming sage green painted wall or whether you choose to paint the walls brown and use sage green as the accent, this colour combination is always a winner. Shades of blue are often the perfect complement to green hues, due to the close relationship on the colour wheel meaning the two palettes have similar undertones.

Sage green paint adds a calming feel to this spacious bathroom from Jessica Nelson Design with its mix of cool-toned stone and tiles and warm wood cabinetry. You can make the contrast even more pleasing by opting for a shade of red with heavy orange undertones, such as poppy red. Although poppy red and sage green are essentially a directly contrasting color pairing, the fact that the shades used are not pure and bright means that the contrast is not overwhelming and instead comes across as interesting and deep. You could highlight a lavender and sage green color scheme with some touches of dark purple such as eggplant. For example, set velvet eggplant cushions on a sage green sofa with a lavender-painted wall behind. Cornflower blue Despite being next-door neighbors on the color wheel, lemon yellow is a warm and cheerful color, while sage green is cool and earthy due to its gray undertones. This means that although these two colors create a sense of harmony, you will also get a subtle contrast in temperature between them.

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Paint the walls behind a sage green sofa in lavender, or opt for a floral wallpaper with a heavy splash of lavender features. This can make for a lovely botanical theme that comes off as fresh yet soothing. It will work perfectly in a guest bedroom, a kitchen, a dining room, or a living room. If you're looking to incorporate sage green into your home, but don't want to drastically re-paint your entire living space, it's worth noting that there are plenty of colours you could pair with the fresh grey-green shade. By working with a variety of trusted Range Plus Partners, we’re able to offer our customers a wider selection of products.

Sage green accessories are an excellent choice, harnessing the calming energy inherent ingreenbut anchored with an earthiness and depth not always present in more vivid greens. It’s botanical, helping to bring the outside in," colour and paint expert Annie Sloan tells us.