20 Dark Green Bedroom Ideas for a Serene Sleeping Space in 2025

Leave it to Veere Grenney to make the most of this muted, gray-green color. In this stately London townhouse, the designer brought in contrasting red, floral textiles for a look that’s as soothing as it is playful.

We love a limewash, and this green version, which Bauwerk Color describes as “perfect moody khaki,” transformed the bedroom (and beyond) of this California home, designed by Studio Muka. The texture of the treatment adds a softness to the olive tone.

The foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains offer a respite that few would want to leave. Except, that is, when the indoors are equally verdant. In the bedroom of landscape architect Thomas Woltz’s Victorian home, elegant, vintage-inspired furnishings get a lovely green backdrop befitting of its surroundings.

The charming bedroom of this edgy Victorian house is brought to life by an ethereal dark green hue, which adds a refreshing and calming touch to the space. Minimalist furnishings keep the design simple yet sophisticated.

If you need further proof that green is the new black, look no further than our favorite paint company: Farrow & Ball announced that it’s adding 12 new paint colors to its palette—and it’s a green party. We’re especially obsessed with Douter, a smoky grey-green tone that was inspired by the soot and tarnished brass of a traditional candle snuffer. BRB, we’re redoing our bedroom again.

Another fine green that Farrow & Ball recently released is this sultry hue, which they dubbed Reduced Green. The green pigment in this dark neutral is undefinable in all the right ways—some see brown, while others see green.

The primary bedroom in a historic Washington, D.C. home features a floral wallpaper by William Morris that is everything. It flaunts many variations of green that mimic the outside world. The gold accents add a refined touch.

We’re angling for an invite to this Beverly Hills home, which designer Michael S. Smith doused in a lovely deep green and created a total bedding oasis that ensconces the lucky guest sleeping here.

Patterns for days in this charming bedroom in Vermont. Leave it to designer Sheila Bridges to infuse a space with warmth and character—in superfluous amounts of dark green. The wallpaper’s darker green pattern is infused with a brighter, botanical green headboard. We’re in heaven!

In a Vermont home, of course, one can’t settle for just one green room. Here, Bridges opted for a less pattern in the form of Farrow & Ball’s Green Blue. When set against a walnut and iron four-poster-bed and a contemporary watercolor (by Katie DeGroot), it’s the kind of room you look forward to at the end of every day.

Not ready to commit to a green room? In this Soho loft, an olive green bed is the star of the show against a bright white backdrop. It’s dreamy, it’s earthy, and it’s colorful‚ all at the same time.

This bucolic cottage in Amagansett, New York was designed with one thing in mind: naps. “We want a place where we can nap anywhere,” the husband told designer Melissa Lee. Mission accomplished in this guest bedroom, which features a soft wallpaper palette—Middlemore in sage by William Morris—that plays well with the pale sage wainscoting. We’re convinced a nap is in order!

Green doesn’t have to always induce instant drowsiness. Take this flamboyant Miami beach house, for instance, which features a guest bedroom of green with pops of ruby red. Dreamy, in every sense of the word.

We’re loving this jewel-toned take on green, which gives this Parisian loft an elegant aesthetic. The wall is sheathed in a CMO Paris raffia that contrasts against the teal lacquer.

Waking up in this Seattle-area home might be something akin to awaking on a forest floor—albeit much more comfortable. This wallcovering, a rich green by sloan Miyasato, is cocooning, textured, and all one ever needs to escape to when you’re done doomscrolling on your phone.

Another chic touch involves trim. In this Upper East Side apartment, designer Augusta Hoffman gave this cream-colored bedroom a pop of saturated sage green trim.

Nearly every room in this Colorado house is green-themed. But this bedroom is one of our favorite vignettes. “This room is unusually big, so we placed the two king-size beds across from each other,” explains ELLE DECOR A-List designer Mark D. Sikes. The headboards are upholstered in a coordinating green Pierre Frey’s Toiles de Tours fabric.

When the Gucci wallpaper is flaunting green botanicals, a green bed is the perfect foil. As seen in the bedroom of this cozy Manhattan apartment, green can be equally chic and sexy.

This green bedroom exudes tranquility and connection with nature, complete with wood accents and a nightstand plant. It’s simply dripping in cozy ambiance.