Olive green is a versatile, neutral colour that easily transitions between modern and traditional styles. To enhance this earthy shade, pair it with complementary colours to make it feel vibrant.
Here are a few perfect olive green pairings:
Brown tones
Brown is synonymous with making a home living space feel warm and cosy. Pairing your olive green paint with dark brown furniture is a way these two colours can complement each other.
The different textures of your brown furniture will give an enveloping earthy feel to your space. An olive green living space paired with framed leather couches will always win.
Olive green with orange
From rusty orange tones to brighter hues it’s a great way to add a little zest to your interior decor. The colour orange is a great way to add depth to your olive green walls. Orange can give off an encouraging retro vibe.
Orange can be used for colour-blocking accent walls. Creating a contrasting way to make a statement background. Adding light orange-coloured plants around your home can help create the playful contrast spark needed.
Olive green with white
White and olive green is a classic, timeless pairing that looks great in any room of the home. Give it a fresh take by adding olive green furniture to your white-tone home. The white will bring out the bright hues of olive green. Paired with woody floors, furnishing your home with olive green will give off an earthy look to your home.
Olive green paired with black
Enhance your home decor by combining olive green and black. Black as a neutral tone, pairs well with olive green and adds a touch of subtle drama to your living space without overshadowing it. The hints of black will introduce a bit of drama while maintaining the sophistication of both colours.
Dusty shade pink
A dusty shade of pink complements olive green well, thanks to its warm undertones. It’s perfect as an accent wall in your bedroom, creating a calm and soothing atmosphere. Together these colours add a sense of relaxation, making them the ideal combination for your bedroom.
As a warm and muted shade of green, olive green is a good option to go neutral. Just avoid pairing it with any colour that has cool undertones.
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