Green is one of the most versatile colors available to designers and decor lovers as it connects rooms to the outside world.
This season, take cues from the softer, more subtle greens such as pistachio, sage and celadon to create designs that celebrate nature.
Razi Rug ($440 to $1,005)
Bring green underfoot with this power-loomed rug. Designed by Nikki Chu for her Keyara collection for Jaipur Living, it merges a vintage look with a modern sensibility. The distressed motif is brought to life by shades of green, ivory and taupe, and the low-profile rug is perfect for high-traffic areas. It comes in four sizes, including a runner, to complete any room.
Jaipur Living
404.351.2360
jaipurliving.com
@jaipurliving
Green Ikat Shirred Pleat Lampshade (from $270)
Lean into green shades in lighting with this ikat-style shirred lampshade by Edgar-Reeves Lighting. It comes in several diameters from 12 to 18 inches and features contrasting piping around the top and bottom. It could sit beautifully atop a brass or nickel base and bring elegance to a room. View the shade in person at Edgar-Reeves’ Peachtree Hills showroom.
Edgar-Reeves Lighting
404.237.1137
edgar-reeves.com
@edgarreeveslighting
Yvonne Painted Chest ($2,499)
Trompe l’oeil, the French technique for “deceiving the eye,” playfully brings dimension to this mango wood chest. Done in earthy tones, it looks like 3D geometry but is a painted effect. It has hexagonal faceted brass drawer pulls, tapered feet and six drawers, and could anchor a bedroom, hallway or living area.
Ballard Designs
404.603.7033
ballarddesigns.com
@ballarddesigns
Rosemary Stripe Lagoon Pillow ($195)
Brighten a room with this blue-green decorative pillow by Charlotte-based print designer Laura Park. Stripes and flowers play off of each other in this tailored motif that can be layered on beds, sofas and chairs. Go for a 22-by-22-inch standard size, or switch it up with a lumbar pillow or Euro sham.
Randolph’s Fine Gifts & Home Decor
404.948.2901
randolphsfinegifts.com
@randolphs_finegifts
GP&J Baker Ruskin Fabric (price upon request)
If you love British design, take note of this GP&J Baker cotton printed fabric. It’s from the brand’s Original Brantwood collection, inspired by the late 1800’s British Arts and Crafts movement. The name Ruskin comes from the art critic John Ruskin, whose Lake District home, Brantwood, was central to the movement. Spot the details in person at Kravet’s ADAC showroom.
Kravet
404.812.6995
kravet.com
@kravet1918
