Green stools are a popular color to use for stools because they show neither dust nor dirt very well, they are relatively easy to clean and they lend beautiful life to a room. Decorating or planning your décor around green stools, however, can be intimidating and somewhat frustrating. It is important to keep the exact color of the stools in mind as well as some other considerations as you decorate to make sure you get everything right the first time to bring out the life and beauty of your stools. These considerations include matching shades and choosing complimentary colors.
One of the worst things that often happen when trying to decorate a room around a set of green stools is that when you are out in a store somewhere you think you remember the color of those stools, but you end up bringing home candles, a shelf, or some place mats that are a very different color. Try going to your local paint-selling hardware store and pick up some swatches of green. Match your chair with one of the swatches and keep that swatch with you wherever you go shopping to make sure you have the correct color. This will help you make sure you never buy the wrong green again. Another option is to take pictures of your stools in the best light you can – natural sunlight and/or fluorescent light will give you the best possible pictures of your stools, allowing you to shop with them in your pocket or purse.
Reds, creams, whites and beiges are all colors that are commonly paired with green stools to make a beautiful color scheme for any room. However, all of these colors don’t have to be one hue. Experimenting with different color hues to see which one works best with your particular shade of green stools will be hugely helpful in the decorating. Bright red and forest green doesn’t have to be your combination of choice. Mint green and maroon, depending on your stools, can also work well. Just playing with it and having more fun is the best part of the process.