Sage green has quickly become a fan-favorite in the world of home decor. This soft, muted shade of green effortlessly combines tranquility with sophistication, making it a versatile choice for any space. What I love about sage green is how it brings calmness and connection with nature, yet still maintains a sleek, contemporary vibe. Whether you're redesigning your living room, bedroom, or even your kitchen, sage green is a perfect addition to your home this season. Let’s explore several ways to incorporate sage green into your interior design and discuss how it can elevate your space through various styling approaches.

I’m a fan of sage green because of its versatility and it pairs beautifully with a range of colors, but the key to making it shine is knowing what hues work best with it. You can go two routes when pairing sage green: a monochrome scheme or a complementary color palette.

• Monochrome Palette: A monochromatic palette revolves around using different shades of sage green to create a cohesive and harmonious look. Combine deep olive greens, muted mint tones, and soft sage hues for a soothing environment.

If you’re like me who loves a zen-like atmosphere, this type of color scheme that creates a relaxing space works well in bedrooms or bathrooms.

• Complementary Palette: If you prefer a more dynamic look, consider pairing sage green with complementary colors such as soft blush pinks, rich mustard yellows, or even neutral shades of beige and cream. These colors enhance the richness of sage green and provide contrast without clashing. For example, pair blush pink cushions and wooden furniture against a sage green accent wall to create a serene and sophisticated vibe in your home. When selecting complementary colors, keep the overall vibe of your home in mind—whether you want a calm and minimalist feel or a bolder, more vibrant space.

For those who enjoy the bold, eclectic energy of maximalism, sage green can still play a starring role. In a maximalist space, sage green can act as a grounding color amidst a whirlwind of patterns, textures, and vibrant hues. It brings balance to the otherwise busy, lively environment.

To incorporate sage green into a maximalist design, mix it with rich jewel tones like deep emeralds, mustards, and ruby reds. I also love to pair sage green with vibrant prints and patterns such as floral, stripes, or animal prints to create a visually stimulating yet harmonious design.

Consider using sage green in larger pieces of furniture, such as an armchair or sofa, and balance it with bold throw blankets, patterned pillows, and colorful artwork. Don’t be afraid to layer various textures—velvet cushions, silk curtains, and wooden furniture all work beautifully with sage green, adding layers of depth to your space.

Maximalism thrives on the idea of “more is more,” so incorporate as many elements as you like, but always remember to maintain a sense of balance to avoid overwhelming the senses.

Sage green is a color that evokes the beauty of nature, making it the perfect choice for those who want to incorporate organic, earthy elements into their homes. Whether you live in an urban apartment or a suburban house, sage green can bring a touch of the outdoors inside.

Personally, I bring the essence of nature into my space by pairing sage green with plants—both real and faux. Large leafy plants like ferns, snake plants, or even eucalyptus branches in sage green vases can elevate the room while contributing to a fresh, airy atmosphere.