Redecorating our home and green walls, dark carpet, and odd accent colors seem to be the latest color combo. Personally I don't get it. It's dark and depressing. Is this a trend or a one-off thing? |
It's a reaction to all the gray. Pick what you like and ignore trends. |
Love green walls.
Hate carpet of any sort. Best greens are either vivid or green tinted natural tones. |
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I always paint my walls the colors I personally like, which are pale but warm. Can't imagine painting my personal surroundings a color just because it's the fad.
I don't mind the gray fashion that's been in place; it's pretty neutral, and miles better than that paper bag brown that was popular for a while. Painting dark rooms gray just seems so grim, though. I don't like a lot of the green shades, because I associate them with my 60s-era military brat childhood--all the military buildings and even civilian types of dreary public buildings were painted shades of green inside. |
What shade of green? I'm not sure what's worse, green or the deep red that I personally hate but many seem to love. I personally can't stand the deep red color to be used anywhere, it's just too strong and makes the room feel darker too. |
can somebody link to examples? |
I wasn't aware that green walls and dark carpet were the new trends. Where are you seeing this? |
Any specific colorways? |
+1,000! |
This. |
There a lot of different trends out there. I did see recently more of the bright green thing. Probably a reaction to the white and grey. One thing for sure: never decorate to follow a trend, by the time you are done picking your last cushion the "style" is out. Choose colors and furniture that you love, spend some time understanding what you really like... |
And yeah, it is ugly |
I just painted my dining room and kitchen Ball Green. Had no idea it was a fad. |
I'm planning on painting my family room Benjamin Moore Misted Green. |