What colour curtains go with pale green walls?

Answer 1

Pink!

Answer 2

I think green is a neutral. It's found in nature and matches just about everything. Yellow, white, brown, black, beige, all would work. But, my favorite with green is blue. The two colors are very soothing together and perfect for a bedroom or bath. If the walls are in your living area, I would go with browns and different shades of green. Throw in some orange as an accent.

Answer 3

Try chocolate Brown, Then you can use accents in the room that are Cream & chocolate brown like a Rug and some throwpillows or even some vases. White trim in the room will make the pale green punch next to the chocolate brown

Answer 4

For your room to be pleasing to the eye you need all 3 primary colors (yellow, blue, and red) somewhere in the room.

Since green is a combination of blue and yellow, you need red in your room. You can use red, orange (red + yellow) or purple (red+blue). How you get those colors into the room is a matter of personal preference.

Accent pillows, flowers, rug, upholstry, painted wood, upholstry or curtains can do the trick. Your curtains can either pick up those colors or be a neutral backdrop. If you want your room to be relaxing, keep curtains, rugs, in neutral or green tones with a few accent pieces in soft orange or lavender. If you want the room to pop, then use oranges, purples, and reds in more abundance.

Hope this helps

Answer 5

pale green walls need an accent color something bold, dark red or a dark blue, something that jumps out, pale colors in my opinion are like a foundation base, the next thing you add is gonna be whats cool, the flash

Answer 6

It depends on your taste. If you like natural and neutral tones, I'd go with a brown or tan. If you want something more bold, the complimentary color to green is red - so you could do a maroon or burgundy. Or you could add blues and yellows to brighten it up. It really just depends on your own style.

Answer 7

You can do so much w/pale green. For instance, egg shell will go with anything. Select a shade incorporated in your furniture. Even bright contrasts are great, i.e., burgundy, forest green, or even yellow are nice. Good luck!

Answer 8

Pink, gold, Pale green, dark green.....but never blue

Answer 9

Try a pattern: floral, geometric, other. Unless, of course, your furniture material is patterned :-0

Answer 10

a darker green or a tan