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The shop is closed from Monday 24/02 to Wednesday 26/02 inclusive. Reopening on Thursday 27/02 at 10 a.m.
In the world of interior design, green is a color that is soothing, fresh, and natural. It evokes vegetation, calm, and balance, making it a great ally for those who want to create a soft and restorative atmosphere in their homes. In the Flamingo style, which relies on simplicity, natural materials, and neutral hues, integrate green with subtlety allows you to add a lively touch without breaking the harmony of the whole.
Whether sage, olive, khaki or sea green, green easily finds its place in a flamingo interior. It goes perfectly with light woods, off-whites, sandy beiges and soft grays that form the basis of this timeless style. Here's how to bring in the plant shades in your decoration, room by room, without overloading, while keeping natural elegance and simplicity which characterize the Flemish style.
Green has many decorative qualities, but in the Flamingo style, it takes on a special dimension. It is a color that connects the home to nature, which perfectly matches the sober, organic and warm aesthetic of this Belgian style.
He visually structure without being aggressive.
He evokes the nature, THE spring, there freshness.
It fits perfectly with the neutral palettes.
He brings some relief while remaining easy on the eye.
💡 Tip: The more gray or muted the green, the easier it will be to integrate into a flamingo decor without unbalancing it.
Not all greens are equal in a Flamingo interior. To stay true to the spirit of the style, avoid overly saturated or artificial greens. We prefer soft, natural and slightly patinated shades.
Sage green : very trendy, soft and elegant.
Light olive green : warm and enveloping.
Almond green : fresh and bright.
Verdigris : subtle and sophisticated.
Water green : ideal for small touches.
💡 Tip: For perfect harmony, combine these greens with linen, beige, off-white, natural wood or greige tones.
One of the most obvious ways to incorporate green is to apply it on the walls, either in painting or through decorative wall elements.
A section of sage green wall in the living room or bedroom, in contrast with off-white walls.
A painted base in olive green in an entrance hall, to structure the space without darkening it.
Plant frames or botanical posters, for a light and graphic green touch.
A wall-mounted headboard in grayish-green paint, in a room with a natural atmosphere.
💡 Tip: Using green on a single wall creates a focal point without weighing down the room. Opt for matte finishes for a softer look.
If you prefer avoid painting, you can bring in green through certain furniture or textile accessories. The Flemish style, sober and refined, likes strong but discreet pieces, which attract the eye without dominating the space.
A sage green linen armchair, in the living room or bedroom.
An olive green dining chair, combined with a light wood table.
A console painted in patinated green, for an old and elegant touch.
An upholstered pouf or bench in green plant fabric.
💡 Tip: Choose simple, classic shapes with noble materials like wood, matte metal or ceramic to stay in the Flemish spirit.
Textiles are a simple and effective way to play with colors without a definitive commitment. They also allow you to vary the textures, which is essential in the Flemish style, where tactile sensations contribute to the overall atmosphere.
Linen or matte velvet cushions in soft shades of green.
Olive green or light khaki plaids on the sofa or at the foot of the bed.
Washed linen curtains in a grayish green, to filter the light gently.
Almond green bed linen combined with off-white and pearl gray.
💡 Tip: Mix different intensities of green (light, medium, gray) to create relief while remaining harmonious.
In a Flemish interior, the plants are essential alliesThey embody the direct connection with nature and bring life without disturbing the visual balance.
Ferns, pileas, eucalyptus, indoor olive trees, for their soft and decorative foliage.
Dried herbs, such as pampas or gypsophila, in stoneware vases.
Seasonal bouquets in green, white and beige shades.
💡 Tip: Choose containers made from natural materials such as matte ceramic, blown glass or rattan to enhance the harmony of the style.
If you want to incorporate green sparingly, the small decorative objects are perfect for adding that plant-based touch without overdoing it.
Sage green or khaki ceramic vases or candleholders.
Wall clocks, lamps or mirrors with soft green detail.
Wooden trays with pale green lacquered interior, to place on a coffee table.
Handcrafted ceramics in green gradients to place on a shelf.
💡 Tip: Group several objects in the same area (shelf, coffee table, console) to create a structured and coherent decorative effect.
Integrate plant shades in a Flemish interior allows to bring freshness, life and a subtle reminder of nature, while respecting the codes of this refined style. Green, in its softest and most natural versions, is a perfect color for animate without dominating, structure without weighing down, modernize without betraying the timeless spirit of Flemish decoration.
✔ Prefer the soft, patinated, grayed or muted greens.
✔ Pair them with neutral tones such as linen, beige, off-white or light wood.
✔ Integrate green via walls, furniture, textiles, plants or decorative objects.
✔ Work on them textures and materials to enhance the feeling of comfort and harmony.
✔ Always keep an approach balanced, sober and natural, faithful to the Flemish spirit.
With a few well-placed touches, your interior becomes a a true haven of plant peace, both elegant, modern and deeply soothing. 🌿✨
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