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So Fresh & So Green: Great Gets in Earthy Tones
It’s nature’s pick for good reason.
Is green the most country of colors? It just may be. No other color, save for maybe sky blue, evokes the countryside quite like green. If you’re looking to go all in, consider these green decorating ideas or opt for a green kitchen or painting the floor green. (We particularly love doing the latter in a lake house, like in this Missouri cabin.) If you’re just looking to just add a little, or you know a green-lover who could use a colorful pick-me-up, check out the verdant assortment below.
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It’s hard to argue with a classic striped pick that comes in at under $3/towel.
Can’t you envision a charming gallery wall featuring all black-and-white photos in punchy green frames?
Made from natural wood, this cute rack comes in two sizes and would be so charming in an entry or potting shed.
This petite little table feels like something you’d run across in an antiques store.
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From our talented friends at Rifle Paper Co., this breezy botanical bedding is the next best thing to being immersed in nature.
We keep thinking we’ll finally tire of block print motifs but it simply never happens. This accent pillow feels far more “designer” than its price suggests.
Available in eight colors, this gift-worthy blanket can be personalized in a wide variety of ways.
Cute for a home office, playroom, mudroom, or kids’ room, this schoolhouse-inspired clock will help you beat the bell.
Hold on, we’re gonna redo our kitchen really quickly to make space for these charming industrial-inspired stools that feel plucked right out of an old factory. (And in the perfect shade of green!)
Yes, we know you’ve seen the thermoses everywhere but we have a soft spot for these classic Stanley lunch boxes that can be used for all sorts of storage—think first-aid supplies, car ride necessities, sunscreen and bug spray, even makeup!
This powder-coated metal planter from Magnolia’s “Hearth & Hand” line can be used indoors or outdoors as intended, but it would also make for a cute desk caddy or bathroom organizer.
Can you ever have too many watering cans? The answer is no.
Not to toot our own horn or anything (toot toot), but the Country Living outdoor furniture collection with our friends at Polywood is not to be missed. Our editor-in-chief is especially partial to these Adirondack chairs, that manage to feel both primitive and modern. (You can see them in this Mississippi house makeover!) This lattice-back porch swing sure is pretty too.
This pretty hardcover book came out a while back but it’s still a tried-and-true favorite for styling a country coffee table.
If it’s time to swap out that ol’ toaster, this model sure charms up a counter.
The only real question is whether you’ll use these beauties for drinks or dessert, or, okay, both.
Before you scoff at the price tag, remember it’s made of a heavy duty sailcloth-ish material okay?
Sometimes your junk drawer needs a few surprise special guests to get all the others in line.
Perfect for a desk or porch, this cute throwback style radio will educate your kids on the fascinating world of AM/FM.
This vintage-inspired metal bed comes in four colors but we’re partial to this crisp spring green.
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