A dark brown and green living room is a classic colour combination. Green is a naturally calming colour and mixed with an earthy brown, it’s can be an elegant and timeless style for your home. Adding colour to your dark brown and green living room through soft furnishings and accessories can give a fresh look to this simple theme if you wish to change it up in the future. Real plants bring freshness to this scheme – and a tip is to mix up different plants to get plenty of texture too.
Hampton Chesterfield leather sofa from Furniture Choice
A good quality, dark leather sofa like this one from Made.com is a great long-term investment. Good quality leather will last a long time and ages well to show depth of character as the years pass. This sofa has classic style with modern lines which is ideal for a dark brown and green living room. Leather can take a cool and almost clinical edge to a space which is ideal if you’re style is minimalist. To soften this look, use nature prints on cushions, throws or a rug for comfort.
1. Anglepoise green floor lamp from Design 55 online £195.50 | 2. Mocha LSA flower vase from john Lewis £14.50 | 3. Abstract framed brown & green print from Art.co.uk £109.99 | 4. Maggie levien embroidered folio cushion from John Lewis £35 | 5. Kentia palm from Homebase £79.99 | 6. Walken saddle tan leather sofa from Made.com £1199 | 7. John Lewis Maharani side table £149
By Tom Tailor
French Gray and Mahogany Living Room
by Farrow & Ball
Vintage graphic lamp from DelightFULL
The Rodeo two seater leather sofa is a rather gorgeous piece of Dutch designed furniture; stylish, modern and sure to look utterly fabulous in your living room. It’s available in a choice of three colours; tan, black and my favourite – army green. You can choose the one that will best match your interior style. Fling on some squidgy cushions and a throw for ultimate comfort, this is Hygge at its best.
Rodeo leather sofa in army green from Cuckooland.com
A dark brown and green living room would look best with a wooden floor to keep the scheme light and breezy. I have a guide for engineered wood flooring if it’s something you’re considering for your home. Take a look at our rustic garden pots and containers recommendations which work great as indoor planters too!
Natalia xo
*Prices are correct at time of writing, but please check individual links for any changes or discounts
Updated: September 2017
