Our Favorite Green Bedrooms

Life giving and oh-so-fresh, green interiors are a beautiful way to bring the outdoors in. We can't think of a better way to make your bedroom feel refreshing and invigorating than a green color scheme, but, with so many shades to choose from — olive, emerald, moss and yes, even lime — how do you choose which direction to take your green bedroom? Here are 20 of our favorite green bedrooms for inspo.

Seven-inch-wide evergreen stripes make for a striking display topping the guest bedroom at HGTV Urban Oasis 2016. Rather than walk down the traditional (dare we say — boring) path of the white ceiling, opting for color and patterns on the ceiling is a great way to shake things up and add visual interest to your space. Put a designer spin on your ceiling with our inspo, below.

This main bedroom was brimming with natural light but lacked coziness. Designer Cecilia Casagrande coated the walls in rich forest green, added patterned window treatments and layered the bed with cozy textures and prints to warm up the room. Get more tips for cozying up your bedroom retreat, below.

We're all for non-traditional headboards and this built-in beauty is what dreams are made of. Painted in elegant pea green, these floor-to-ceiling shelves carve out a perfect nook for the bed and feature wall-mounted reading lamps to boot. To accentuate the look, the bedding features a matching green trim. Discover your ideal headboard with more stylish ideas, below.

Shiplap remains a popular way to add texture to an otherwise plain wall. To highlight the architectural addition, designers and homeowners alike often opt for a neutral or white paint, but we think shiplap looks best dressed in look-at-me shades, like this lovely olive green. This makes the wood elements — as well as the white of the ceiling, linen light fixture and bedding — really pop. Shape up your shiplap with our designer tips, below.

While the category of “cool” colors suggests otherwise, you can in fact warm up your space with a green wall. It’s all about the undertones. The warm undertones of this green shade give this guest bedroom a Zen vibe that will have guests never wanting to leave. Warm up your home with more warm and woodsy ways to use dark green, below.

Cooler green tones are the perfect way to add freshness to a space. Flooded with light, thanks to the adjacent window wall, this emerald green is the perfect complement to the brown and orange tones and fresh, contemporary style of this bedroom. Cool down with more cool paint shades we love, below.

Dark forest green walls and soft greige fabrics make for cozy elegance that's unmatched. The tall upholstered headboard pulls the eye up, drawing attention to the ceiling's wallpaper and glowing bronze chandelier. Uncover more dreamy bedroom styling ideas, below.

With architecture this stunning, you don't want the paint color to overshadow it. This soft green hue does just enough to highlight the soaring arched architecture, yet doesn't detract from the courtyard view that lies just beyond the window. Pick color palettes like the pros with our designer tips, below.

If you're the type to go all-in when it comes to color, follow in designer Bradley Odom's footsteps and color-match your wall, trim and headboard to create tone-on-tone drama. While stunning on the walls, the deep green hue looks even more sexy and sophisticated on the channel tufted headboard. Fall in love with more tone-on-tone bedroom looks, below.

Looking to break away from the boring look of nurseries past? Try on something new for size. The splashes of green decor scattered around this nursery are reflected in the vibrant green ceiling above. Cleverly, the designer brought the color slightly down onto the wall, creating a unique yet sensible color break below the curvature of the wall. Unlock newfound nursery inspiration with more unique nursery designs, below.

The beauty of this abstract mural is that it's a great fit for kids young and old, meaning it can grow with your children for years. The pattern, modeled after a mountain vista, is super simple to create using painter's tape. Laura U Design Collective painted the mural in Sherwin-Williams Greens and Sherwin-Williams Minor Blue. Paint your way to the ultimate kids' room with more colorful ideas, below.

As a designer, it'd be easy to settle for a less daring color, relying on the size and grandeur of an expansive main bedroom like this to make a statement, but why not step it up a notch? This striking color, landing somewhere between chartreuse and lime green, is the perfect juxtaposition to the traditional elegance of this space. View more of this stunning New Zealand estate, below.

Sandy tones and tropical vibes flow through this contemporary bedroom, from the palm tree wallpaper to the shell-inspired pendant lights flanking the bed. The multiple green hues in the wallpaper and the 3-D effect give the bed a floating feel and extend the room beyond the confines of its four walls. Wallpaper any space successfully with our favorite designs, below.

To offset the assertive symmetry of this minimal main bedroom, the designer opted for a simple branch wall decal above the bed. The naturalistic decal ties together the soft green walls with the wooden furniture, adding a whimsical touch to the neat and orderly space. Maximize your minimalist bedroom's design potential, below.

This deep forest green (Tarrytown Green by Benjamin Moore) is the perfect backdrop for the century-old black-and-white prints adorning the woodclad walls in the bunk room of this Montana ski chalet. The dynamic dark tones of the color change with the amount of sunlight to create a moody, calming environment. Picture yourself in this modern ski retreat with more photo inspiration, below.

Spring has sprung in this light, bright and airy bedroom. The traditional wainscoting, gingham bedding and caned headboard combine for a preppy look that has us reminiscing of cheery spring picnics on a fresh-cut lawn. Spring into color with our spring-inspired color palettes, below.

The deep richness of this bedroom's hunter green walls creates a moody vibe that's hard to resist. Colors this dark pair well with bright white furniture, such as the upholstered bed frame, bedding, nightstands, lamps and curtains. To top it off, the designer opted for a whimsical white chandelier. Find your favorite moody color pairing, below.

Olive green walls and a dark wood sleigh bed make for a classy combo in this inviting guest bedroom. To offset the dark drama brought by the bed and walls, white linen curtains stretch to the ceiling, softening the flood of light from the tall windows. Transform your guest bedroom into a retreat with our 30 tips, below.

Green walls and brass accessories go together like PB and J. It has something to do with the organic, earthy look of the green mixed with the shiny, decadent appeal of the gold. Craft this combo using gold lamps, furniture hardware, coat hooks, picture frames and, of course, green paint. Love the look? Check out more of this classic combo, below.