Mali Azima Photography, Image via Veranda
That's right. Emerald is the Queen of Jewel Tones. It always feels so regal whether it's being dressed up or dressed down. Above, the rich, velvet drapes in emerald green transform the space and exude sophistication. I especially enjoy the beaded chandelier as a natural element that juxtaposes the velvet - very smart indeed.
Designer Matthew Bees, Image via House Beautiful, Gordon Beall Photography
The emerald wall above is such an unexpected punch! Although it's such a tiny corner, the green isn't overwhelming at all, which I attribute to the impactful gallery wall. This space is perfectly curated and intriguing to the eye. The bold emerald wall gives the space a true depth. The global living room below is also an example of masterful curating. While this room only uses emerald green as an accent, the emerald glass bulbs anchor the room and add to its visual interest.
Photography by Lisa Romerein, Image via Coastal Living
Image via The Turquoise Iris
The dresser above is an upcycled piece that really illustrates just how effective a can of emerald green paint can be - quite literally, transformative. This old dresser, which was originally a plain medium wood tone, now looks like a regal work of art. The gold hardware adds to the luxe look and the peacock design really gives it a custom stamp. Why not try your hand at making your own fabulous, emerald accent piece? This beautiful furniture was painted and upcylced by Dionne of The Turquoise Iris. She refurbishes and reimagines fantastic furniture for her Etsy shop. Check out her before and after photos here. Maybe you'll be inspired!
Designed by Nate Berkus
*Amrita Singh earrings here*
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