In an editorial meeting earlier this year, we were trying to define a certain shade of green (pale, grayish-green) emerging in new interiors. Here’s a look at the color we’re calling the Remodelista Color of the Year.
Pale green painted cabinetry in a Sydney kitchen designed by Arent & Pyke from Kitchen of the Week: A Before/After Remodel in Sydney, Australia.
Custom-colored cabinets in a Hackney apartment renovation by Abel Sloane and Ruby Woodhouse of design firm 1934.
Nobis Hotel Copenhagen is covered in green, as seen here painted in the bedroom.
Green walls at Casa Fayette in Guadalajara, Mexico, by Dimore Studio from Next Wave Modernism: Casa Fayette in Mexico.
A bedroom in the Rawene Residence with interiors by Katie Lockhart.
In Farrow & Ball Decorating with Colour (2013), author (and former features editor of The World of Interiors) Ros Byam Shaw, profiles journalist John Nicolson’s London house, which is painted in the company’s color Green Smoke.
One of the guest rooms at Hauser & Wirth’s Durslade Farmhouse in Somerset, England, is accented with this particular shade of green.
Green cabinets are seen throughout a house in the Flemish countryside by Buyse Seghers Architects from A Fairy-Tale Castle in Belgium: The Architects’ Version.
Green walls at the Hobo Hotel in Stockholm from Small-Space Solutions: 5 Tiny Bedroom (and Dorm) Ideas to Steal from Stockholm’s Hobo Hotel.
Green cabinets in a modern house in Antwerp by Belgium-based Made Architects.
Photograph by Tim Van de Velde courtesy of Made Architects.
The shade of green in tile form at a bathroom by Katie Lockhart, done in Heath Ceramics tile color “Soapstone,” from Bathroom of the Week: Two Bath Remodels with Bold Green Tile in Auckland.
At the newly designed Caffe Burlot in Paris, Studio Dimore applied a bright version of the green shade to the walls of many different rooms.