33 Best Green Paint Colors That Never Go Out of Style, According to Designers
From bright lime to down-to-earth olive, green’s many shades are a mainstay in interior design. This nature-inspired color is as timeless as it gets—green kitchen cabinets or a green accent wall won't look dated next season. That’s why we gathered the absolute best green paint colors out there.
We love punchy emerald, soft sage, and classic hunter in equal measure, so we rounded up our all-time favorites. Whether you want a modern-luxe green moment with gold accents or an organic sage palette with airy, natural textures, there's a green here for you.
One tip before you start swatching: pay attention to undertones. Greens can pull warm (yellow, olive), cool (blue, gray), or true, and the undertone is what determines whether a color reads fresh or muddy in your light. For a modern space, a cool undertone tends to feel crisp; for a cozy, traditional room, a warmer green adds depth. Without further ado, here are our designers' best green paint colors for every mood, style, and space.
1. French Gray by Farrow & Ball

For a hint of color that still functions as a neutral, look no further than Farrow & Ball's French Gray. This pale green is a minimalist's dream, adding just enough interest while staying firmly in neutral territory thanks to a gray undertone. Go wall-to-wall and contrast it with dark gray architectural details and a rich cream sofa.
2. Wethersfield Moss by Benjamin Moore

We've never met painted wainscoting we didn't like, and this moss green hue works perfectly. A touch of Benjamin Moore's Wethersfield Moss adds a unique design feature that pairs perfectly with feather gray wallpaper and cognac bedside stools.
3. Saybrook Sage by Benjamin Moore

It's easy to see why sage is all the rage. This soft, earthy green is the ultimate grounded neutral, adding color while staying minimal. Benjamin Moore's Saybrook Sage truly sings with a relaxed palette and natural accents—jute lovers, rejoice.
4. Teal Ocean by Benjamin Moore

Teal isn't for the faint of heart, but it's a mainstay in glam, high-energy spaces that are full of personality. Benjamin Moore's Teal Ocean is clearly bold, yet it plays well with neutrals like gray and white. And teal just isn't complete without a gold accent (or ten).
5. Green Smoke by Farrow & Ball

A smoky juniper green is ideal when you want something unique, natural, and bold. Pair Farrow & Ball's Green Smoke with soft wood textures and black accents for contrast, then finish with floor-to-ceiling paneling.
6. Treron by Farrow & Ball

Earthy and natural, Farrow & Ball's Treron is a beautiful, soft olive that brings depth to a modern-traditional living room. Paired with warm cream, cognac leather, and striking black, it's a palette for the ages.
7. Kennebunkport by Benjamin Moore

Quaint, classic, and a touch preppy, Kennebunkport by Benjamin Moore brings the charm of coastal Maine straight home. This minty hue sings alongside clean white, natural textures, and a touch of warm cream.
8. Deep Jungle by Benjamin Moore

If 1980s gold and turquoise is wrong, we don't want to be right. For a high-energy green that packs a punch, reach for a classic jade. Deep Jungle by Benjamin Moore lends a zesty feel to an office, along with high-contrast white, gold hardware, and graphic art.
9. Great Barrington Green by Benjamin Moore

Natural, saturated laurel green is a prime pick when you want organic and rich at once. We love Benjamin Moore's Great Barrington Green on the walls, ceiling, and trim for a moody, relaxed feel. Pro tip: refresh dated wall-to-wall wood paneling with a quick coat of this paint.
10. Hunter by Benjamin Moore

Want to spice things up without veering from your traditional roots? All signs point to a gorgeous hunter green—Benjamin Moore's Hunter Green, to be exact. It's punchy, but still reads classic, especially with a walnut table, a vintage rug, and a roaring fireplace.
11. Buffett Green by Benjamin Moore

It's easy to see why emerald is the shining gem of the jewel-tone world: classic, bold, and a touch energetic. We especially love wall-to-wall Buffett Green by Benjamin Moore in glam, mid-century spaces, paired with dusty pink, warm wood, and a pop of yellow.
12. Narragansett by Benjamin Moore

If you want moody with a capital M, Narragansett by Benjamin Moore is an enchanting, deep-sea green as mysterious as the ocean itself. The blue-green brings out the deep blues in a rug while complementing gray, cognac, and rusty red accents.
13. Money Moves by Clare

Here's a glowing example of how a soft green complements organic textures like light oak and woven baskets. Swathed in pistachio-toned Money Moves by Clare, a bedroom with blush-pink accents would be next-level calming.
14. Shady Lane by Benjamin Moore

A bright avocado green on an accent wall adds serious style points, especially with gold, black, and a touch of trendy cane. Shady Lane by Benjamin Moore has the perfect punchy yellow undertone that feels ever-so-slightly retro.
15. Caldwell Green by Benjamin Moore

For a rich hunter green with regal blue undertones, Caldwell Green by Benjamin Moore is always a top contender. This shade is equal parts earthy and moody, creating a cozy, enveloping atmosphere with two quick coats.
16. Greenish by Clare

Greenish by Clare is a solid go-to when you want a neutral beige with just a hint of refreshing green. If your style leans warm minimalist or organic modern, this one checks every box.
17. Kismet by Backdrop

Direct-to-consumer brand Backdrop is a mainstay for perfectly formulated, on-trend colors, and its rich Dutch green Kismet is no exception. It's full-bodied and earthy with a hint of punchy teal that "pairs well with leather-bound books and brandy," per the brand. We concur.
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18. Grenadier Pond By Benjamin Moore

For a medium green that evokes cheerful, springtime freshness, we love Grenadier Pond by Benjamin Moore. It's subtle with a touch of exuberance, and it looks great in kids' rooms, playrooms, half baths, laundry rooms, and guest rooms.
19. Card Room Green by Farrow & Ball

Dip a toe into color with this understated gray-green from Farrow & Ball. Card Room Green is a contemporary classic with vintage charm that looks good in any space. Pair it with the brand's Off-White for a hint of contrast.
20. Lawn Party By Backdrop

Lawn Party is Backdrop's answer to a crisp, medium green with tan and yellow undertones. It's warm, playful, and vibrant, and it lends a down-to-earth touch to any room. Pair it with warm wood tones to really bring it to life.
21. Yearbridge Green by Farrow & Ball

For a crisp, upbeat green that recalls springtime, our designers reach for Yeabridge Green by Farrow & Ball. Dubbed a "fresh, avocado green" by the brand, it was discovered in an 18th-century Georgian farmhouse in Yeabridge, Somerset, yet feels equally historic and contemporary.
22. Lush by Benjamin Moore

For a full-bodied green with beautiful blue undertones, look no further than Lush by Benjamin Moore. This classic "evokes the rainforest after a strong summer rain," according to the brand, and it stuns in just about any room, from libraries and dens to bathrooms and bedrooms.
23. Greenwich Green by Benjamin Moore

A classic sage, Greenwich Village by Benjamin Moore offers a quiet charm that suits historic and contemporary homes alike. Let it shine in a kids' room, playroom, kitchen, or living room—it's that versatile.
24. Make Waves by Clare

This rich greenish-blue from Clare looks like "ocean waves rippling under the sun," according to the brand. It's a sparkling Caribbean blue that's equal parts coastal and modern—a go-to for living rooms, bedrooms, and cabinetry.
25. Crisp Romaine by Benjamin Moore

Crisp Romaine by Benjamin Moore is a foolproof pick for a moody, almost-black green. A dark hunter, it's rich and saturated while leaning historic and storied, so you truly can't go wrong.
26. October Mist by Benjamin Moore

A barely-there sage that functions as a neutral, October Mist by Benjamin Moore is as versatile as it gets. Pair it with Glacier White for clean contrast, or go moody with complementary Forest Floor.
27. Garden Oasis by Benjamin Moore
An herbaceous green from Benjamin Moore, Garden Oasis is cozy, saturated, and evocative of fresh rosemary or sage from the garden. Pair it with warm browns, crisp whites, and pale grays for a layered, calming space.
28. Current Mood by Clare

Full-bodied and reminiscent of a classic hunter, Current Mood is a best-seller from Clare. Described as a "mysterious, moody green that's intense and alluring all at once," it's a popular choice for cabinetry, bedrooms, and home exteriors.
29. Studio Green by Farrow & Ball

The darkest green from Farrow & Ball, Studio Green was one of the brand's first colors and remains a best-seller. It shifts beautifully with the light and reads almost black in a naturally moody space.
30. Rainy Afternoon by Benjamin Moore

A deep green with hints of moody gray, Rainy Afternoon by Benjamin Moore recalls a summer rainstorm watched from the comfort of your living room. It's a designer go-to for home offices, libraries, TV rooms, and basements—any space that could use calming moodiness.
31. Chopped Dill by Benjamin Moore

A brilliant avocado green with a hint of olive, Chopped Dill by Benjamin Moore has a cool, slightly retro feel that brings a space to life. It looks beautiful with rich wood tones and would feel at home in a Palm Springs ranch or a traditional colonial.
32. Chine Green by Farrow & Ball
Named for the "steep-sided coastal gorges" near the brand's home on the south coast of England, Chine Green by Farrow & Ball is historic and modern all at once. It's a popular pick for kitchens, living rooms, and bathrooms.
33. Grasslands by Benjamin Moore

A pale green with beautiful yellow undertones, Grasslands by Benjamin Moore "captures the feeling of wide open spaces," according to the brand. A go-to for the cottagecore look, this subtle green feels charming, vintage-inspired, and a little whimsical.
Frequently asked questions
What is the most popular green paint color?
Soft sages lead the pack right now. October Mist, Saybrook Sage, and Treron are perennial favorites because they read as neutrals. For something with more drama, hunter and forest greens like Studio Green and Caldwell Green are the most-requested deep shades.
Is green still in style for walls?
Yes. Green has moved well past trend status into timeless territory. As a color drawn from nature, it reads as a neutral and works across styles, from organic modern to traditional, which is exactly why designers keep reaching for it.
What undertone should I look for in a green paint?
It depends on your light and your goal. Warm, yellow-based greens (like olive and avocado) feel cozy and look great in rooms with lots of natural light. Cool, blue- or gray-based greens (like sage and juniper) feel crisp and modern and help calm a bright, sunny room.
What colors go with green walls?
Green is remarkably flexible. Cream and warm white keep it fresh, black and brass add contrast and polish, and natural wood and rattan lean into its organic side. Green pairs especially beautifully with cognac, dusty pink, terracotta, and navy.
What is the best green for a north-facing room?
North-facing rooms get cool, indirect light that can flatten a color, so lean warm. A green with a yellow or olive undertone (like Garden Oasis or Yeabridge Green) keeps the space from feeling cold, while a true sage stays soft without going gray.
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This story was originally published on February 14, 2025. It was updated on June 16, 2026.