When St. Patrick’s Day rolls around, we always find ourselves falling in love with the color green again. With its high variety of options, your nursery space can take on a number of different vibes simply by introducing your favorite shade of green. Yes, you could go all green and paint your nursery walls in a lovely kelly, hunter, mint or sage. But if you’re more in the market for a pinch or two of green, we have some decor pieces and a major design tip that will suit your space just fine!
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Maybe you’re all about just a pinch of green in your nursery design. You’re in luck! We’ve pulled some of our favorite decor accent pieces that will give your nursery design the dose of green that you desire.
Accent Rug | Changing Table | Tiger Head Wall Decor | Dinosaur Table Lamp | Tassel Basket | Kid Accent Chair
Design Tip: When working an accent color into your nursery, remember the “rule of three” and add at least three touches of the shade throughout the room to make it look purposeful, but you don’t need much more than that to make an impact. Note how these modern and chic nurseries follow this rule to seamlessly incorporate green into their designs.
In the Toddler’s Room with Oakley Peterson
Modern Travel Inspired Nursery
And if you really want to go all green, may we suggest painting your nursery’s walls in one of these paint colors:
Sherwin William’s Hunt Club | Benjamin Moore’s Kelly Green | Behr’s Nurturing | Project Nursery’s Fresh Mint
Boy, girl or gender neutral, green is an amazing color to introduce into a nursery space. With so many trending shades this year, you’re bound to find a hue that brings a dose of bold or whispers of interest into your space.
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