Blush And Sage Bedroom

Invite the outdoors in with sage green, this season's freshest shade of green—it's easy to work into existing schemes or use as the basis for a whole new look.

This green-grey color is calming and a near-neutral shade. It's the perfect pick for the warmer seasons, with its cool and calming tones. But it's also great for winter, to invite some much-needed color into your home, whether you're opting for sage green wallpaper, or a nod to the trend with cushions or pillows (you could also check out our guide to the best pillows and most popular scented candles if you're updating your space).

Sage green as had a resurgence recently in the interiors world, with Pinterest reporting a 105% increase in searches for 'sage green' interiors. Our obsession with house plants shows no signs of slowing down and this trend pairs perfectly with greenery, bringing the outdoors in. Scented candles with fresh, earthy scents will also complement sage green well.

Lifestyle Expert at Contura, Catharina Bjorkman, said, "Sage green conjures up feelings of being in nature. When used in the home, it provides a sense of bringing the outdoors in. As being immersed in nature is good for our mental health and wellbeing, when added to a room, sage green provides a soothing palette."

How to decorate using sage green in a fresh and modern way

Incorporating sage green into your home is easy if you know how, so there's no need to be overwhelmed. Rosie Ward, Creative Director of interior design studio Ward & Co, said, "How you use bold shades depends on how confident you are with color and the level in which you want to incorporate it into your home."

She explained, "If you're looking for more subtle pops of color, an 'accent' wall behind joinery works really well, as does the use of sage green furnishings.

If you're looking to repaint a wall, Crown Paints' Easyclean Matt Emulsion range is a perfect choice. It's 200x more washable than a standard matt paint, and grease resistant, making it a brilliant option for use in kitchens. Available in seven different colours, there's also a choice for every home.

Farrow & Ball's extensive range of green hues is also hugely popular. With a cult following among homeowners, the brand offers fresh and upmarket shades for a sophisticated interior look.

Easy ways to update your space with sage green

Combine a sage wall with natural finishes such as a wooden table, rattan lamp shape, plants, and natural woven baskets (the wall color in the image below is Mellow Sage from Crown Paints, available in Matt, Silk, or Mid Sheen).

Crown Paints Sage Green — Credit: Crown Paints - featuring Mellow Sage wall colour paint

Try it on furniture and cabinets. Choose sage green if you want a chic but neutral kitchen—it's a great choice for painted Shaker-style units or Metro wall tiles. Green tiles make it much easier to clean a kitchen too, as opposed to white ones!
Look for decorative items that have ferns, palms, roses, or even butterflies and insects on them—you'll find them on plenty of soft furnishings this summer. These decor elements work well with sage green as they elevate its natural, outdoorsy feel.
If you're looking to declutter your home and don't want any more knick-knacks, soothing green is said to help you relax and unwind, so use it in your bedroom—the room where you go to chill out at the end of the day.
If you only want a touch of sage green in your home, pick out green glassware accessories and group them together for impact, then add a few stems of foliage.
Or for an even easier hit of sage green, look for candles in soft sage for an easy way of working the color into your living room or bedroom.

What colours go with sage green?

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 colors you could pair with the fresh green shade.

From bolder reds to more muted whites and greys, there is a myriad of colors you could pair with sage green.

1. White and grey

As with most other colors, it also pairs perfectly with a crisp white color—creating an overall calm and muted look whilst still being much more fun than a space that's all white. In a room that's predominantly white or cream, it also adds a touch of warmth.

An easy way to combine white and sage green is to have one sage green signature wall, with the rest painted white. Or, in kitchens, you could have your cupboards sage green and your walls white, or the other way around.

In the same vein, sage green and grey can also look lovely when paired together, as the green will lift the grey and add some vibrancy to your space.

2. A muted red

When it comes to complementary colors though, a muted red is said to be the best pairing for sage green if you're feeling brave. Red and purples, as warmer colors, can work nicely against the cooler sage green. You could pair the two via accessories, or you might want to pair a sage green wall with a red, brick-work or tiled floor.

It's advised to avoid two bold wall colors, so steer away from combining sage green and red on your walls. Instead, incorporate the two more subtle, via flooring, furniture, or accessories.

3. Yellow

For more vibrant decor, you could also pair sage green with some similarly fresh, but brighter, spring and summer colors, such as yellow.

This is the perfect option for those who want to elevate their decor, and prefer a more eclectic style over muted, softer tones.

We love the option of yellow furniture in a sage green room—such as a living room or a bedroom. Or, you could try yellow bedding in a green room, as a way to test out whether you like the combination as—let's face —it's a bold one!

4. Pink

Sage green is also the perfect backdrop for both warm and cool pink colors. Go bold with hot-pink (another on-trend shade) or cool with blush pink.

Pink is a popular interiors color right now, so you'll find plenty of decor items or furniture in that color, making the two an easy color combination if you have sage green walls and pink accessories.

A super-easy way to combine the two is also via your bedding, where a soft blush pink goes perfectly with the sage green. Pop some plants in the room to really create a relaxing zone, and you're good to go!

How to dress a sage green room

Decorating a room is only half the job. The real fun starts when you can start styling it and choosing lovely nicknacks and decorative items to fill it with. Keep in mind the following tips and the result will be a stunning and inviting sage green room.

Enhance soft sage green walls and furnishing by using tactile textures in the room, like sheepskin and knits, for soft furnishings such as cushions, throws, and rugs.
Add warm metallic accent accessories like mirrors and light switches in brass and copper.
Natural wooden furniture really complements sage green. The earthy tones combine to create a warm, inviting vibe.

The sage green edit, as chosen by our experts

Looking for more ways into the home color trend? Check out our edit of the best sage green buys.

1. Bessie sage green armchair

This gorgeous armchair is a great way to incorporate the sage green trend into your home if you're not quite feeling brave enough to decorate a whole room in it yet! This chic armchair will go well in all living rooms, whether they're more bold and vibrant or decorated in more muted colors. We also love the stand-out gold-plated feet. This stylish armchair also transforms into a single sofa bed too—so it's perfect for guests and for use in spare bedrooms!

Bessie Sage Green Armchair for $315/£229 at MADE.com

2. Sage green wall clock

If you feel a bit nervous about sage green but are keen to add a pop of color to your home, this striking wall clock is a great piece of decor—while still having a brilliant functional use! This minimal wall clock is a great addition to a feature wall and will look great alongside wall art.

Sage Green Society6 Wall Clock for $31.99/£23.25 at Society6

3. Mellow sage paint

Crown Paint's Mellow Sage is a great sage color if you're not sure which one to pick for your home. Calming and neutral but still bold, it's a great shade for any room, but we love it for living rooms, dining rooms, or bedrooms in particular! As suggested above, pair it with natural, wooden decor items and furniture for a truly sophisticated look. This colour is available in a matt, silk, and mid-sheen finish, so there are options for everyone.

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Crown Paints Mellow Sage for $2.05/£1.49

4. Woven geometric rug

This 100% recycled geometric rug is a fantastic way to add a pop of sage green to an otherwise neutral room! Geometric rugs are bang-on-trend right now, so if you're after one that's a bit more vibrant than grey or beige, this La Redoute pick is our favourite. It comes in three different sizes; 80 x 150cm, 120 x 170cm, 160 x 230cm, so there's one to suit any size room. It's a woven rug, meaning it's washable at 30 degrees, and it's also super easy to get stains and spills off of. A win-win!

Woven geometric rug from $273/£199 at La Redoute

5. Alexia bedding set

We've established that sage green is the ideal color for a relaxing bedroom, so why not ease yourself into it slowly with this gorgeous bedding? The Alexia set gives you a 100% stonewashed cotton duvet cover and two pillowcases, giving you all you need for a perfectly presented bed. We'd suggest pairing this bedding set with some other colors too on your bed, such as a white scatter cushion or a chic blush pink throw, to really offset the sage green and make it stand out.

Alexia bedding set from £49/$67 from MADE.com

Amy Hunt is an experienced digital journalist, currently working as Life Channel Editor at womanandhome.com. She began as the magazine's features assistant before moving over to digital as a News and Features Writer, before becoming Senior Writer, and now a Channel Editor. She has worked on other women's lifestyle websites previously too—including Woman's Weekly, Goodto.com, Woman, and Woman's Own. In 2019, Amy won the Digital Journalist of the Year award at the AOP Awards, for her work on womanandhome.com.

She is obsessive about everything homes and interiors—whether she's sniffing out the very best deal on a KitchenAid stand mixer or keeping up the latest Dyson release. And when she isn't editing or writing articles on interior trends or the latest home gadgets, she's passionate about books—you'll usually find her with her nose in a gripping thriller at the end of the working day.

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Blush And Sage Bedroom