Chartreuse rooms

Top designers share advice on how to fearlessly decorate with this bright shade.

You’ll have to hear me out on this, but my newest colour obsession is Chartreuse. When antiquing I came across a beautiful vintage oil painting encased in a wooden frame with a chartreuse border, and ever since then, I have been inundated with imagery of Chartreuse interiors. Whilst this may be a bit out of my usual style, and I must admit - I’m into it. I feel that this fresh colour could be brought in in small ways like vintage ceramics on open shelves or in a patterned pillow.

A rich fusion of yellow and lime, chartreuse is a vivacious color that takes its name from a French liqueur — and it belongs in your home.

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Lichen, hunter, lime, or chartreuse, there's a right green for every space. "Any color found in nature can recall a beautiful outdoor space," says designer Phoebe Howard, a fan of sophisticated moss and sages. Or, to put it more succinctly, "Everything looks good with green!" In need of inspiration for how to add green to your personal palette? Check out these green color pairing from some of our favorite House Beautiful projects. #paintcolors #colorinspiration