Deco 2025: 5 shades of green to try this year

Green confirms its place as one of 2025's leading interior colors. Versatile, timeless and easy to combine, it adapts to all interior styles. Certain shades stand out this year for their ability to structure space and enhance furniture. Here are five shades of green to keep in mind for a trendy, designer interior.

Sage green

A soft green, perfect for minimalist chic

Sage green is undoubtedly the star of trendy greens. Widely used in mural painting, it seduces with its subtle blend of gray and green. Ideal for those who want a touch of green but don't want to be too daring, it adds a discreet green touch.

How do you incorporate sage green into your home?

As a mural in a bedroom or living room. On designer base units (chests of drawers, sideboards). With washed linen bed linen or light curtains. Combine with blond wood and creamy white for a Nordic feel.

Olive green

Authentic, warm, deeply trendy

Olive green is back with a vengeance in the 2025 collections. Its slightly weathered appearance evokes southern interiors, warmth and vacations. It's a reassuring color, yet full of personality.

Where to use olive green in decorating?

As paint in an open kitchen, for a rustic-chic effect. On velvet sofa covers, very much in vogue this year. On designer armchairs or occasional stools. Small touches with olive-green artisan pottery.

Forest green

Forest green (or fir green) is intense, almost mysterious. It's the perfect shade for creating a subdued, slightly dramatic atmosphere, without ever becoming austere.

Decorating tips:

A total look on a wall, especially in a living room with mouldings or wood panelling. With a forest-green structured sofa, for a modernized English club feel. Combined with gilded brass, velvet and noble materials such as marble or walnut.

Almond green

The pastel color that's making a comeback

Almond green is one of this year's hottest pastels. It evokes the freshness, nostalgia and poetry of the 50s and 60s. It's a very interesting hue for softening a contemporary interior that's too cold.

How to use it on a daily basis?

In the bathroom, with tiles or wall paint. For retro chairs around a round table. On small pieces of lacquered furniture, vintage revisited. With powder pink, terracotta or grey beige for a very contemporary palette.

Khaki green

A modern alternative to greys and beiges

Khaki green is a real chameleon. Neither too dark nor too light, it acts as a neutral yet original base. It's perfect for urban and contemporary interiors, seeking warmth without overload.

Our ideas for integrating khaki:

In paint in an entrance hall or hallway, for a change from timeless white. With a khaki sofa or khaki mottled fabric headboard. In an office or workshop, for its stimulating but not aggressive side. Mix with black, metal or rough textures like waxed concrete.

How to use green in designer furniture?

Colorful furniture, yes... but balanced

Forget the idea that green is complicated to integrate. The new The 2025 design furniture collections offer elegant, functional pieces with sober lines, featuring green: wrap-around sofas in forest green velvet, green chairs with natural wood legs, low sideboards or matte khaki cupboards, olive green lighting, modular shelving with pastel green accents.

What colors to combine with trendy deco greens?

The secret to successful green decorating is perfect harmony. Here are a few winning combinations, depending on the shade chosen: Shades of green, Ideal complementary colors. Sage green, cream, blond wood, light beige, off-white. Olive green, terracotta, sand, matte black, ochre. Forest green, Gold, Bordeaux, Midnight blue, Anthracite gray. Almond green, Powder pink, Pinkish white, Light wood. Khaki green, concrete grey, black, dark wood, pure white.

Green, the perfect color for every room in the house

In the living room: Forest or olive green on walls or sofa. Sage green cushions for a light green touch. In the bedroom: Almond green linen headboard. Khaki or sage bed linen for a cocoon effect. In the kitchen: Olive-green cabinet fronts + wood worktops. Dark green industrial hanging lamps. Bathroom: Celadon or almond green tiles. Plenty of plants to complete the look.

Decorating tips: how to avoid faux pas with green?

Although green is everywhere this year, it's best to use it wisely. Don't overdo it: green has character. A single, well-applied shade is enough. Work with materials: green loves texture. Combine it with velvet, wood, metal, linen... Add light: especially with dark greens. Remember to light the room accordingly. Test on small surfaces before going for a total green look.

Conclusion: In 2025, green will make its presence felt in your home decor

Last year, green was already a trend, but in 2025, green is clearly the color of interior design. It's invading every room, matching every style, and above all, it's evolving: more subtle, more elegant, more designer. Whether you're a fan of the minimalist, bohemian chic, Mediterranean or clean contemporary style, there's a shade of green for you.