1Cozy Nook
Madeline HarperHere, Anastasia Casey, founder of IDCO Studio, creates a charming guest room by tucking a bed into a small space. From floor to ceiling, the tiny nook is painted a calming sage green, which pops against bright white bedding.
Photo by: Madeline Harper
2Pops of Sage
Christopher Lee FotoNot ready to paint your walls sage green? Take note from Christine Costa Zippert and weave in the earthy shade with furniture (think a bed frame) and plush textures in the form of pillows and blankets.
Photo by: Christopher Lee Foto
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3Modern Cottage
Bless'er HouseBoho meets modern in this teen girl's bedroom, from the shiplap walls painted a subtle sage and wicker accents to functional furniture (like the metal bed frame).
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4Soothing Shades
Madeline Harper 5Accent Wall
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6Farmhouse Style
Courtesy of Dunn-EdwardsThis sunny bedroom features wood paneling painted in Dunn-Edwards' Desert Sage, which pairs beautifully with a plaid upholstered headboard and light wood accents.
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7Colorful Bedding
Sara Liggoria-TrampSpruce up a neutral bedroom with a sage green duvet cover and an assortment of throw pillows. This blogger even draws a "headboard" using green paint and a black line detail.
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8A Dose of Pink
courtesy of Little GreeneThis cheerful color combination (pale pink and sage green) makes this bedroom feel like spring. The walls and picture frame molding are painted in Little Greene's Pea Green and the geometric wallpaper inside each frame adds to the room's visual appeal.
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9Vintage Flair
Madeline HarpterFrom the plaid upholstered bed and velvet armchair to the patterned area rug, this quaint bedroom draws on vintage style. Anastasia Casey, founder of IDCO Studio, paints the wood paneled walls a moody sage green.
Photo by: Madeline Harper
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10Industrial Style
Courtesy of GliddenPaint the entire room sage green, including an exposed brick wall. Warm up this industrial design with a warm wood bed frame, leather accent chair and layered area rugs.
11Bright and Light
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12Traditional Details
Courtesy of Farrow & BallIn an historic house, sage green walls complement a white fireplace and metal bed topped with crisp bedding. Depending on the time of day, Farrow & Ball's Green Blue changes from soft green to cool blue.
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13More is More
Monica Wants ItWhen paired with wood tones and white accents, sage green can act as a calming neutral. Or, mix sage green with bright florals, animal prints and oversized art for maximalist style.
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14Beautiful Built-Ins
Mark MauldinCoat built-in cabinetry in a cheery blue-green, just as designer Theresa Butler does in this teen's bedroom. When it comes to bedding, an area rug and accent wall, don't shy away from pattern.
Photo by: Marc Mauldin
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15Dark and Cozy
Haute'XposureOpt for a deep, earthy sage in the bedroom, like this cozy look from Christine Schumacher of Localia Interiors. Play up the moodiness with a black-and-white floral wallpaper behind the bed.
Photo by: Haute'Xposure
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16Floor-to-Ceiling Sage
Jan Baldwin; Courtesy of Farrow & BallGo monochromatic and don't stop at painting your walls sage green. Extend the inviting shade to the ceiling. This rustic kid's bedroom flaunts Farrow & Ball's Lichen, a muted green with blue undertones.
17Modern Wainscoting
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18Warm Wood Tones
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19Two-Tone Walls
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