8 Green Paint Colors Interior Designers Swear By for a Bold and Fresh Home

Text by Amanda Lauren

Some say green paint is having a moment right now—but in reality, it’s a truly timeless design choice. This versatile color can be bright and playful in a child’s room, dark and moody in a living space, or effortlessly chic in a bedroom.

Of course, not all green hues are created equal. So, how do you choose the right one? We made it easy by asking the pros for their favorite shades. Here are eight green paints interior designers love.

Looking to brighten up your kitchen? Cyndy Cantley of Cantley & Company recommends going with Pigeon No. 25 by Farrow and Ball, a subtle green that has a blue base, which coordinates well with a variety of hardware and fixtures. “They read as a fresher, a little happier green and pair beautifully with the mix of metals used in kitchens, like stainless steel appliances, unlacquered brass hardware, and black soapstone countertops" she says. "This beautiful shade of green feels timeless, never trendy, and somehow never seems to date itself.”

The color is also perfect for making a statement that's more of a whisper than a scream. “It's soft but confident and adds just enough color without overpowering the room.”

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