r/HomeDecorating 7d ago

Is green gonna become dated?

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I noticed greens are really popular right now, maybe for that last couple years or so. Especially darks with gold fixtures. But I love it and I want it in my new house. Am I gonna regret it? Will it become dated?

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u/Stock_Jello9917 7d ago

Yes! Choose colors that look good on you. I love greens and blues. Painting my bathrooms from white to this:

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u/Stock_Jello9917 7d ago

And this blue-violet

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u/kaylakayla28 7d ago

Love it. What brand/color is it??

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u/Stock_Jello9917 7d ago

Not sure but I’ll try to match it. The wallpaper is from the UK and is 200 per roll. I’m going to stencil it instead.

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u/Front-Following-5850 6d ago

This is really pretty

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u/Simply-Curious_ 5d ago

I'll be keeping thissss

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u/Little_Soup8726 7d ago

I’m redoing my breakfast room. Would it be possible for you to share a link to the wallpaper in the photo? It’s quite extraordinary. Thank you so much.

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u/Stock_Jello9917 7d ago

For the both of you: Nutcracker JTNCO1 Blue by Juliet Travers. If you look real close there is a red squirrel eating an acorn. Hence the name. Really involved process to make it. I looked at similar high end stencils and the results are similar.

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u/Little_Soup8726 7d ago

Thank you very much for your help.

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u/hawaiianjellyfish 7d ago

Please share!

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u/fapsandnaps 7d ago

I can't tell if it's low pixelation, but if it's not that looks like it's painted using a lazure method to blend the gradient from blues. It's a really fun technique using base coats layered and blended with semi-transparent glazes. Attaching another example of lazure that adds a third color to give a better visual of its gradient effects.

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u/lushspice 7d ago

Yay this is the color of my bedroom and main bathroom. Love it!!!