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Trend Alert: Is Sage the New Neutral?

January 16, 2018

It's starting to look that way. Gray, beige and off-white are still popular, but soft, mossy greens are making a comeback. Get ideas for incorporating this hue in your home.

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Serene Palette for Slumber

Soft green walls paired with a wicker headboard and crisp white linens create a Zen-like, peaceful setting to instigate relaxation and sweet dreams.

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Photo: Emily Jenkins Followill. From: Melanie Millner.

A Touch of Woodsy

Sage accents in the drapery, pillows and throw add an outdoorsy feel, but their lush, velvety texture keeps the look sophisticated and chic.

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Photo: Amanda Kirkpatrick. From: Hendricks Churchill LLC.

Earthy Sunroom

This sunroom in a renovated New York farmhouse is a perfect example of casual chic. The sage-and-white trim makes the millwork pop and adds architectural interest to the ceiling. Modern chairs paired with a woven sofa and reclaimed wood-topped coffee table create an inviting seating area made for conversation and relaxation.

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Photo: Flynnside Out Productions. From: Brian Patrick Flynn.

Layer Sage With Other Greens

For a tone-on-tone effect, this formal dining room is equipped with several tints and shades of spring green. This subtle change in color adds a layered effect that’s understated yet elegant. Layering several shades and tints of the same color is an excellent way to introduce color into your home without the hues becoming too contrasted or intense.

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