Color advice Stripes sage: soft green tones and warm beige for the children's room
Sage green is one of those colors around which you can build a lovely little room. Stripes Sage combines the tranquility of green with the playful rhythm of straight stripes. With a warm, light wall next to it, a soft base is created for sleeping, playing, and little daily adventures. Prefer a bit more color? Then you can take the green atmosphere even further. We show you two LAB shades from our paint selection for this wallpaper.
Soft together, beautifully balanced
Our LAB selection with Stripes sage. Choose one base and add an accent if desired.
First, order a paint sample or color swatch of your favorite shade. View this at home next to a wallpaper sample, in daylight and with the lights on. This way, you can assess the combination in your own room.
A natural base that doesn't get boring
The stripes already create movement. So, you don't need to add many different prints to create a playful room. Think of a wooden bed, a cuddly solid rug, and a small collection of favorite books. Let the soft green shade reappear in one or two places, for example in a cushion or a poster. This way, the whole feels connected without everything being exactly the same color.
Which wall paint matches Stripes Sage?
Ibiza Rush No. 966
For soft contrast. Choose this light, warm shade when you want to give the sage green a calm background. Beautiful for the large solid wall next to the wallpaper, with natural wood and cream fabrics. The difference between the striped and painted wall then remains soft.
Zen Garden no. 680
For a green color story. With Zen Garden, you build upon the green atmosphere. Use it on a smaller wall or on matching paintwork, depending on the space. Place light furniture and calm textiles next to it. Also view the sample in the evening, when green can appear different than by the window.
Light and airy, or perhaps a bit more green?
Ibiza Rush is the right route if you want to retain many light areas in the room. Let the wallpaper fill one distinct wall and keep the rest simple. Zen Garden suits a more enveloping color scheme. Start with a smaller area and see how much greenery the space can comfortably handle. The daylight, the flooring, and the existing furniture will help you make the choice.
Combine straight stripes with soft shapes
A round mirror, a chair with a rounded back, or a soft cushion provides a counterpoint to the lines. Choose at most one additional pattern. With plain bedding, the room remains calm, even with colorful toys.
First look in your own light
Place the wallpaper sample and paint test next to the floor, the bed, and the curtains. View them in the morning, in the afternoon, and under the lighting you use in the evening. Paint the test on a separate sheet that you can hold against different walls. This way, you can see where the combination looks best.
Make it personal with wall decoration
Let a color from the wallpaper or paint subtly reappear in a poster. One larger print or two calm designs side by side already create a lot of atmosphere. Take the dimensions of your wall into account and leave some space around the frames. Check out our children's room posters for a personal touch.
Start with a small stack of steels
You don't have to be able to visualize the entire room right away. Start with the wallpaper, choose your favorite paint sample, and only then add the fabrics and accessories. That way, a warm spot that suits you grows step by step.
