A green couch can communicate the uplifting essence of nature in striking olive, forest, and moss tones, making them a harmonious choice for a living space. They can also convey regal jewel tones that will take a decor scheme instantly upmarket, particularly when combined with a classic tufted finish or a sleek silhouette. It's tempting to take the plunge to buy a green couch but will you be able to successfully design the rest of your space around such a colorful hero piece? To help you on your way to creating a balanced scheme, we've brought together 40 green couch living rooms with tips and ideas to design around the color.
Green couches make a great link with the garden. This modern living room is blessed with lush garden views on each side, so a green sofa builds a bridge of color in between.
The underplayed hero. Whilst this green couch is an attention grabbing piece, it plays a supporting role to photographic art and an oversized botanical display.
Mild and mellowing. This solid green couch tames a floral-filled scheme, giving the eye a place to rest away from a chaotic feature wall and matching drapes. Throw pillows add a linking tone.
Get the green couch aesthetic without going all in. Select just one section of a modular sofa in a green accent shade and keep the rest completely neutral.
Take the hue of your green couch and continue all the way up to the ceiling. In this example, fitted bookcases, made-to-measure drapes, and a custom media cabinet complete the color-blocked look.
Apply a perforated color wall. This panel of circular cutouts reveals a glimpse of relaxing sage green, which compliments the couch. See more inspiration for sage green interior design.
Fill your green couch living room with flashes of alternative color. This predominantly white room decor scheme is brightened with a modern green couch, red rag rugs, and sunny yellow statement chair.
Muted yet masterful, this teal green couch living room is styled with contrasting shades. A dusky rose lounge chair and pink shelf inserts add softness, whilst a black feature wall creates an edgy statement.
In an open plan space, there isn't the option to hang complementary artwork above a green couch. Instead, build an elevated planter in which to house a decorative display of indoor plants.
Pink and green make a perfect marriage. The earthy quality of green decor is considerably sweetened by sugary pink elements. In this green and pink living room, a panel molded pillar receives a chic color-blocked treatment.
Create one uninterrupted flow. If your green couch will be situated alongside your kitchen installation, consider creating one continuous flow of green with color-matched base units.
Grab inspiration from opposite sides of the color wheel with a green couch and red accent pieces. Employ patterned scatter cushions to bring the two colors together.
Don't be afraid to color a large modular couch arrangement with green upholstery. With the right shade, the expansive volume will be reminiscent of rolling hills.
Remold a flat decor scheme. This gray and brown room scheme would be cold and drab without an injection of green. The shade of the couch is muted but different enough to cause a stir.
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