Chartreuse # Design

Question

How the Chartreuse color can be used in the interior?

Bedroom with green walls and a bed with a green comforter and pillows on it

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Living room with a green couch and a tv in it's center area and a large window

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Green vase with many different colored stones on it's side and a long stem sticking out of it

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Kitchen with green walls and a window with a green curtain and a sink and stove

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Green diamond on top of a green surface with a black background

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Example of the palette with the Chartreuse color

Picture with primary colors of Bulgarian rose, Chartreuse, Rust, Gamboge and Cornsilk

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Top 5 color shades of the illustration. Arranged in descending order of frequency of occurrence (first - more often, last - more rare).
See these colors in NCS, PANTONE, RAL palettes...

NCS (Natural Color System)

PANTONE

RAL Classic

RAL 3007

RAL 1027

RAL 2001

RAL 1007

RAL 9010

RAL Design

RAL 040 20 19

RAL 110 70 77

RAL 040 40 67

RAL 070 70 80

RAL 010 90 10

RAL Effect

RAL 790-5

RAL 250-3

RAL 440-6

RAL 380-2

RAL 130-4

Author: Snargl.
Snargl team

Answer 1

Chartreuse is a vivid, yellow-green shade that instantly commands your attention and can beautifully uplift and brighten a room.

It is named after a French herbal liqueur that comes in two types: chartreuse yellow and chartreuse green.

Chartreuse can be used in interior design in various ways, depending on the desired effect and the complementary colors.

Here are some ideas:

You can use chartreuse as a main color for the walls, curtains or upholstery, especially if you want to create a zippy and cheerful atmosphere.
Chartreuse works well with natural light and can also create a dramatic and romantic mood in lower light or candlelight.
You can use chartreuse as an accent color for accessories, soft furnishings or furniture, especially if you want to add some energy and contrast to a neutral or dark background.
Chartreuse can pop against white, black, gray or navy and can also harmonize with other bright colors like pink, purple or turquoise.
You can use chartreuse as a natural color that reflects the new growth in the garden.
Chartreuse can pair well with any floral color, such as lilac, delphinium blue, rose or sunflower yellow.
You can also use chartreuse to bring some greenery indoors with plants, flowers or botanical prints.

And now a joke: What do you call a chartreuse-colored fish? A lemon-lime!