Green curtains in a modern interior

It is proved that the human eye is able to perceive the whole spectrum of shades of green, like no other. All shades of green, having a natural origin, have an incredibly beneficial effect on our psycho-emotional state. Nature itself, with its lush greenery, dark water surface or mossy swamps, creates that atmosphere comfortable for a person in which you can work and relax. That is why modern designers are increasingly offering their customers the use of a wide range of shades of green when drawing up modern interior designs for a wide variety of rooms. It is noteworthy that, thanks to a large selection of shades of green, you can find the right tone for any stylistic interior design. In this publication, we would like to dwell on such an element of the interior of a wide variety of premises, such as textile design. We hope that our impressive selection of design projects using curtains of one of the green options will help you find your own way of textile decoration of windows in rooms with different functional components.

Most of us know that green can positively affect our psychological state - it calms and relaxes, it can create a feeling of security, stability and comfort. In a modern city, there is too much gray and black as a background and bright blinking advertising banners as an annoying element. At home, most of us would like to remove color tension, give our eyes a rest in the relaxing color palette of the home.

The palette of shades of green is very diverse. The advantage of using one of the variations of this natural tone is that it can easily be combined with other colors, often used in the design of modern homes. So, what shades of green used in the design of curtains for various rooms of our home can be a successful project to create the most comfortable environment?

Pleasant to the eye, often neutral, if they act as an unobtrusive background, shades of green that will be relevant in rooms with different functionality:

• olive or green yellow;
• pea;
• mustard;
• light menthol;
• pistachio pastel;
• khaki;
• light malachite and emerald;
• lime color;
• lime shade;
• deep dark green color of moss.

Depending on the role that is assigned to the textile design of windows in the room, you can select companion colors for combining with a green tone. If the curtains will be an accent element of the interior, then you can choose bright, saturated colors for textiles, and choose a neutral (not necessarily light) tone for the wall decoration. If the curtains should harmoniously blend into the overall picture of the room, not standing out against the general background, then the color of the textile is selected based on the general palette of the interior.

Another unwritten rule for combining the colors of curtains and the tone of wall decoration is related to the combination of plain surfaces and material with a pattern. If a monochromatic wall decoration is used in a room, then curtains can be hung with a print; if vertical surfaces are pasted with wallpaper with a pattern, it is better to buy plain textiles for windows.

White color is universal, it is combined with any colors and shades, different prints and patterns. The combination of white with various shades of green creates an incredibly fresh, "spring" atmosphere in the interior of any room.Against the backdrop of snow-white walls, any green curtains look organic and fresh. You can even use fabric with a large, bright pattern.

Another universal color to combine with shades of green is gray. The combination of gray and green can be used both in classic interiors and in rooms decorated in a modern style. Diluting the gray-green combination with snow-white surfaces, you can get an original, but at the same time unobtrusive image of the interior.

Green color is like no other close to the natural palette. Therefore, it is not surprising that fabric of any shades of this color as a textile for windows is perfectly combined with wooden surfaces. At the same time, a beautiful natural pattern of wood can be used not only as a material for the execution of furniture, natural motifs are also applicable for wall decoration. This can be wood-colored wallpaper, wall panels, any imitation of wood, cane or bamboo.

In addition to the fact that the textile design of the windows can be made in different shades of green, have a print or decorative elements, the curtains themselves can have various modifications. In the interiors of modern homes, there are different types of curtain models - it all depends on the stylistic design of the interior, the size of the windows and the room itself, the location of the room relative to the cardinal points.

One of the most popular versions of green curtains is traditional. Straight canvases with falling vertical folds are relevant at all times. The traditional curtain model will look harmoniously both in the classic interior and in the room, decorated in an ultra-modern style. Another advantage of traditional curtains is that they look great on windows of any sizes and modifications.

In modern design projects of a wide variety of premises, one can find the use of green curtains of a traditional model, both with and without curtains. Modern style advocates the use of the highest possible level of natural lighting in space. But many rooms cannot exist at all without textile decoration - for example, a bedroom or a ground floor room in an apartment building. Therefore, decorating windows of various shapes and sizes only with curtains is quite common - during the day the room receives a maximum of natural light, and at night, the curtains protect the room from prying eyes.

If your room overlooks the south side of the building, then sun protection will require more reliable protection than the thin, translucent curtain fabric. In modern design projects, you can increasingly find a combination of classic curtains made of fabric and rolled curtains made of reed, bamboo or other natural materials. On the one hand, reliable protection against sunlight and prying eyes is obtained, on the other, an aesthetic decor of window openings that brings the effect of originality to the interior of the room.

Classic canvases of shades of green can have different mounts to the cornice. A popular model of traditional curtains are canvases on grommets - metal or plastic rings, with the help of which the fabric is literally strung on the cornice and falls from it to the floor with evenly distributed vertical folds.

Another popular model of traditional curtains is canopy loops. Such curtains are very easy to attach to the tubular eaves. The hinges can be made of the same fabric as the canvas, or act as a color accent.

From the point of view of attaching traditional curtains to the cornice, there is another interesting and aesthetic way - the use of a lambrequin. If you need to hide the flaws of decoration, window opening or imperfections in the architecture of the room as a whole, just create an original curtain composition for decorating windows, a lambrequin will be a great option.Most often, rigid lambrequins are used, which are a narrow rectangle that covers the entire space of the window opening in width in its upper part (at the eaves). But there are also non-rigid models, assembled on the sides or smoothly falling to curtains or curtains.

When sewing traditional green curtains, you can resort to combining with materials of other colors, prints. You can combine both two plain fabrics of different shades, and fabrics with a pattern and without. Horizontal inserts of a different color on green plain curtains look original ...

Green curtains of a traditional model with vertical fabric inserts with a print or an ornament look no less spectacular ...

Another popular way of textile window decoration in modern homes is the use of fabric blinds or Roman curtains. These are rectangular canvases with evenly laid horizontal folds. Assembled fabric blinds are located in the upper part of the window, in the disassembled position - close the window opening like a fabric screen. The model is concise and easily fits into the interiors of various stylistic trends.

Not often, but still found in modern design projects and interiors with Japanese curtains in green shades. Japanese curtains are fabric cloths without folds that completely cover the window openings. They are often called textile screens. Laconicism and practicality of such curtains perfectly fit into modern style. Most often, such variations of window decoration are found in a single color, but printed fabric screens are able to decorate the interior of any room.

In order to create the most harmonious image of the room, the color of the curtains must be combined with shades of other interior items, unless, of course, your textile window decoration is an accent element of the room's design. This can be upholstery of upholstered furniture, carpet, decorative objects, elements of storage systems, wall decor.

For example, in a bedroom interior, curtain fabric can be combined with headboard upholstery ...

Upholstered upholstered furniture, not necessarily the whole, just one armchair, a small ottoman or sofa-couch. No less effect can be achieved by combining the color of the curtains with the execution of a coffee table or a small storage system ...

In some cases, it is enough to use a green shade of fabric, from which window decor is sewn in the design of sleeping places or a soft sitting area in the living room - on decorative pillows and rollers.

Plain green curtains can be combined with a similar shade of the picture on the wallpaper or wall panels ...