• A styled interior furniture arrangement on a patterned rug, featuring a cream sofa, two dark green armchairs, a round dark green coffee table, a dark green sideboard, a hanging pendant light, a floor lamp, and framed wall art against a white background.
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ROOM 001 - The Graphic Green Living Room

ROOM 001 - The Graphic Green Living Room

A contemporary living room built around rich greens, graphic pattern and sculptural shapes.  

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the look

Graphic, sculptural and a little unexpected.

This room takes a classic living room formula and gives it a more contemporary edge.

A deep green palette anchors the scheme, carried through the glossy green mango wood coffee table, lacquered sideboard and leather upholstered armchair. A warm neutral sofa keeps the larger pieces feeling light, while the geometric rug and patterned accent chair introduce pattern without making the room feel overly decorative.

The curved forms of the furniture soften the stronger graphic elements, while brass and gold accents add warmth and a subtle sense of polish.

Abstract artwork, sculptural lighting and a touch of greenery finish the room without overloading it.

The result is colourful, confident and considered.

The Palette

Let green lead then give it room to breathe.

The trick with this palette is to let green be the defining colour without allowing it to take over.

  • 55% WARM NEUTRALS

    Warm ivory and soft sand create the calm foundation, keeping the room light and allowing the stronger colours to stand out.

  • 35% GREEN

    Forest and olive green bring depth and character, repeated across key pieces to make the palette feel intentional.

  • 10% WARM ACCENTS

    Brass and warmer earthy tones add contrast in smaller doses, stopping the green and neutrals from feeling too cool.
Five circular color swatches arranged in a row on a light cream background: off-white, warm beige, muted olive green, very dark green, and earthy brown.

The Roomed Formula

  • 01 Keep the big pieces quiet

    When pattern and colour are doing the talking, balance them with larger pieces in warm, understated neutrals. 

  • 02 Mix graphic and organic

    Pair strong geometric patterns with softer, curved furniture. The contrast keeps a patterned room feeling modern rather than overly busy.

  • 03 Repeat your hero colour

    Choose one defining colour and let it appear in different materials and depths. Here, green moves from glossy mango wood to leather upholstery and smaller accents.

  • 04 Add one element of shine

    Glossy finishes and warm brass catch the light and stop a room built around earthy colours from feeling flat. 

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Every piece behind The Graphic Green Living Room, from the furniture and lighting to the textiles and finishing touches.

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