Sea Green # Design

Pair it with neutrals.
Sea green works well with warm gray, beige, white and ivory as your foundational colors.
These neutrals can balance the coolness of sea green and create a soothing and light-filled space.
You can use sea green as an accent color on walls, furniture, pillows or curtains, or as a main color for a feature wall or a large piece of furniture.

Add some contrast.
Sea green can also be paired with more vibrant colors to add some dynamism and interest to your interior.
Some colors that go well with sea green are red-orange, navy, yellow and coral.
You can use these colors sparingly as accessories, artworks or rugs to create some focal points and pops of color.

Create a coastal vibe.
Sea green is an ideal color for creating a coastal decor theme that is fresh, breezy and connected to nature.
Use sea green as a base color and mix it with other shades of blue and green to create a gradient effect that mimics the sea and the sky.
You can also add some natural elements like weathered wood, rattan, rope, shells and plants to enhance the coastal feel.