Earthy colors are on top the trends, and that’s for a reason: there are no other shades that would make your home welcoming and soothing so easily. Brown and beige, burgundy and terracotta, green of all shades and many other colors that you can see outside will make your home feel relaxing. Today’s roundup will tell you how to pair up two of such colors with style and achieve a gorgeous and quite bold look, we are spaeking of terracotta and green.
Terracotta, this warm clay-inspired shade, has been very popular lately, with all its tones from burnt orange to pale shades, and this is a perfect solution if you want an earthy color but rather a bright one. It’s calmer than red or burgundy but bolder than many other natural colors. As for green, this is a color that never goes out of fashion if we take home decor. All shades of green are able to add a fresh touch and an airy feel of outdoors inside. Both terracotta and green are natural shades but they are opposite, how to pair these colors to make your space cool?
Play With Tones
While creating a space in these natural colors, think of adding more shades to give depth and dimension to the room. Incorporating several shades of green and terracotta, you will make it more eye-catching. Both colors are very compatible, so feel free to add black, white, peachy, burgundy and many other items.
If a terracotta wall seems too moody to you, refresh it with neutral artworks and place potted greenery.
A terracotta wall can accent your dining space, and potted greenery and a green lamp will stand out and refresh it.
Using earthy colors will soften and make any space welcoming, and if you integrate textures, your room will look even more natural.
The refined and bright space shows off a terracotta accent wall, dark green cabinets, a table and burnt orange chairs.
This bold and stylish space is done with terrazzo walls, terracotta paneling, green furniture and brass fixtures.
The moody working nook is done with a sage green ceiling and terracotta walls, a stained desk, a blush chair and artwork.
The color-infused space features a burnt orange wall, a green sofa, burgundy chairs, orange accents.
The minimal bedroom is bright: there are burnt orange walls, a bold green framed bed with pale green bedding, a red nightstand.
This bright space shows off terracotta walls and ceiling, elegant stained furniture and potted plants.
The relaxed Spanish-style living room is done with terracotta tiles, green and white seating furniture and stained items.
A glazed burnt orange tile wall is a bold statement in every neutral bathroom, and gold fixtures will bring more elegance to the space.
This welcoming space shows a lovely combo of terracotta and green, with rich stains and living plants.
This modern space features natural colors and textures, with terracotta walls, green bedding, wood and jute.
This Moroccan bathroom is done in terracotta shades completely, and green plants contrast the tiles.
Incorporate Texture
While designing a space in natural colors, think of integrating natural texture, too. For example, rock terracotta tiles, stained wood, jute and wicker, cane and rattan, and that will make your room more eye-catching and more outdoor-inspired.
Pair up terracotta brick and green tile to achieve a beautiful bright yet earthy-toned look. Rich stain will be a nice addition to such a combo.
The exquisite space shows off textural terracotta walls and a dark green vanity with a metal bowl sink.
The bedroom features warm and earthy shades, with a terracotta ceiling and curtains, green furniture and mustard textiles.
The mid-century modern space shows off green walls, terracotta and white tiles and black accents.
The contrasting space shows green and black and white tiles, a terracotta tub and some plants.
The bedroom is done in a calming green shade, the metal bed is dressed up with terracotta bedding.
The living room is done with a fireplace, around which a sitting zone with a green couch is built. Terracotta planters echo with stained wood.
The sophisticated space is done with dark green wainscoting, a terracotta chair with cane and a statement mirror.
The Spanish rustic kitchen shows off green cabinetry, a terracotta backsplash and stained wood touches.
The serene bathroom is accented with terracotta and glazed green tiles.
The terracotta ceiling and walls are paired with green wainscoting, green furniture and a statement plant.
How beautiful glazed terracotta and emerald herringbone tiles look together! Different tile shapes also add interest to the bathroom.
The farmhouse space shows off dark green walls and matching cabinetry, a terracotta tile floor and a woodne ceiling.
This stylish nook is done with a color block wall, a gorgeous terracotta couch, a plant and a chic floor lamp.
This refined bedroom is done with a textural terracotta wall and a gorgeous lamp, the lampshade of which resembles a paper fan. (via bedthreads).
This chic moody space shows off a terracotta accent wall, a bed with a cane headboard and a potted plant. (via roomyoulove).
Don’t Be Afraid To Juxtapose
Terracotta and green are contrarious, which allows you to build up a bold, contrasting and unique space, especially if you use cold and light tones of green like sage. Such a combo easily refreshes any room, terracotta gives warmth to it, while green tones make it feel fresh. This is a match made in heaven!
The terracotta wall contrasts the green one, and the green bedding and orange pouf make another juxtaposition. (via allcrafts).
Play with different shades of terracotta and green to create an eye-catchy space. (via thenewlywedpilgrimage).
This living room is done in Grandmillenial style with dark green walls, a terracotta couch, a rug that includes both colors. (via haus-und-gartentrends).
What a unique space! The green bathroom is paired with a terracotta floor and matching vanity, copper fixtures highlight this natural shade. (via dezeen).
The kitchen shows off a terracotta tile backsplash, and as it's Zellige tile, it brings a lot of texture. The mint green cabinets contrast it.
The textural terracotta wall, orange sofa are a gorgeous and bold combo, potted plants refresh the space.
This bright space is done with burnt orange walls, a mint green tile backsplash, dark cabinets and a terrrazzo kitchen island.
Green items and plants always stand out in burnt orange or terracotta backdrops.
The moody space shows off terracotta walls and a ceiling, elegant stained furniture and potted greenery.
The minimal kitchen is done bold with a burnt orange wall, a sage green row of cabinets and black items.
This modern boho living room is done with a terracotta accent wall, a green couch, some potted plants and gold touches.