Why don't you...bring the outdoors in by flanking your windows with green curtains?
Make it bright emerald, or go with a deep, muted, mossy-green—either way, you’ll end up with a refreshing statement that reflects one of the world’s most abundant colors. Designer Kay Douglass used green linen curtains in the absolutely sublime dining room pictured above. The burst of green against the gun powder walls makes the room feel fresh and alive—it's green design in the most literal sense! Below are some of my favorite rooms that use graceful green curtains...which shade do you prefer?
Make it bright emerald, or go with a deep, muted, mossy-green—either way, you’ll end up with a refreshing statement that reflects one of the world’s most abundant colors. Designer Kay Douglass used green linen curtains in the absolutely sublime dining room pictured above. The burst of green against the gun powder walls makes the room feel fresh and alive—it's green design in the most literal sense! Below are some of my favorite rooms that use graceful green curtains...which shade do you prefer?
Ruthie Sommers lined kelly-green silk panels with white ruffled trim for a feminine touch
Refreshing emerald-green Brunschwig & Fils silk curtains with greek key trim hang in this cozy dining room designed by Miles Redd. The Amber and gold finishes react really well with the green curtains.
The green curtains in Alexis and Trevor Traina's dining room, designed by Ann Getty, pop against the crisp white wall.
Claudia Wasserstein's very colorful New York penthouse featured in the September issue of Vogue
Lime green curtains in Fawn Galli's Brooklyn living room photographed by Francis Dzikowski
