Seeing Green

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Lush, natural and peaceful, the color green isn’t just for St. Patty’s Day, but its many positive associations could make you feel like you have the luck of the Irish. From décor to your front door, here are some ways you can add pops and tones of green to your space to give it dimension, life, and style.

Green is good for you.

Color can impact your mood, behavior, focus, and even health! There have been many studies that explore the psychological impacts of color for branding, mood, and interior design, helping us to better understand how color might impact our space.

So why is green good for you? Because green tones tend to symbolize nature and the natural world around us, people often associate the color with tranquility, luck, and health, bringing about feelings of peacefulness, calm and clarity. In fact, it has even been reported that employees who work within a green environment experience fewer stomachaches!

…but how can you use the color green in your space?

Bring the outside in.

When it comes to introducing green into your design palette, houseplants are a great place to start. If you’re lacking a green thumb, you’ll want to try a simple and resilient plant such as the Pothos Ivy. Not only does this plant thrive in an array of lighting conditions, it also has natural air-purifying qualities that can absorb toxins from materials in your home (like carpets). Rubber trees are equally as simple to care for and have beautiful, deep green leaves, bringing that natural touch to your space.

Dress your space for the seasons.

We often add pops or tones of color to our homes seasonally – with deep wine and orange tones in the fall, and red, silver or gold during the holidays – why not add a pop of green as spring returns? From throw pillows to wreaths, frames, vases, and more, there are many ways to bring the light and airy feel of spring into your home without breaking the bank. Worried a traditional green tone will clash with your current décor? Try a blue-green or pastel teal for a subtle touch.

The power of paint.

With so many different tones of green on the color spectrum, a quick coat of paint can completely transform your space. Make a statement with a bold yet elegant color like Hunter Green (Benjamin Moore), or create a calming and tranquil environment with a more neutral tone, like Sea Salt (Sherwin Williams). Whatever your goals for your home (or even your front door) there is a tone that is sure to match!


With all its positive associations, it’s no wonder we’ve chosen green for our logo! If you’re looking for peacefulness, calm and clarity during your home buying or selling process, consider us your lucky charm! Give us a call today to connect and talk about your next step.