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The orange and green color combo is exciting and bold, but not everyone likes a strong decorative palette. This collection of five modern home interiors shows how to incorporate the contrasting color combination without it becoming distracting loud or overwhelming. These inspiring home designs are dominated by muted tones. Orange hues tend to be soft apricot and brown hue tones, while green hues are fresh and mint, warm olive green, or brought in naturally by houseplants. We will be looking at ideas for orange and green lounges that use color as a zoning technique, modern bathrooms, colorful master bedrooms, fun green children’s rooms, as well as mood boards and floor plans along the way.
Molded orange accent cushions add some warmth to a small sectional sofa and white living room decor in our first design. The same accent color provides clear zoning for the dining room in the open plan residential area, this time in the form of modern upholstered chairs.
Fresh mint green cabinets separate the kitchen from the dining room on the compact floor. The ends of the high kitchen cabinets are transformed into bookcases to form an attractive and useful function.
A birdcage-style hanging lighthouse makes a playful addition over the small dining table, and echoes its round shape.
The black lighting is complemented by the black frame of the contemporary dining chairs, and the extreme black window frames.
The bird-themed dining room hanging light, botanical artwork and a set of indoor plants form a peaceful connection with nature.
As we enter the master bedroom, we pass a closet design that gently glows through glass doors. The upholstered bed is placed centrally in the rest of the space, flanked by round bedside tables and directional wall lights.
The modern nursery takes on a solid saturation of color. A green wall paint smashes against a black wrapped headboard to create a bold combination.
The black and green colorway continues inside the bathroom with mint green wall tiles reaching up to a black ceiling.
The interior project moodboard shows how the wood tone for the home was chosen to gently blend in with the orange elements.
Apartment plan.
The coloring technique was again used in our second salon design. An olive green sofa defines the living room, while dark quiet orange dining chairs enclose the dining room.
All areas of the open plan living room are cohesively joined by an edge of visually warming wooden wall panels.
The woven sofa and chair have a relaxed look that suggests a relaxed exterior aesthetic. Indoor plants add to the quiet garden feel.
Round wall lamps complete the curves of the oval dining table and the architectural arches that connect the dining room to the neighboring kitchen.
The curved kitchen peninsula smoothly surrounds into a narrow kitchen layout.
A mirrored refrigerator-freezer increases the feeling of space and light in the narrow kitchen design.
The arched doors leading into the kitchen were covered with wooden effect panels that matched the kitchen units.
The master bedroom design has a delicate botanical theme.
Watercolor leaves paint a lighted ceiling feature wall.
Mossy green accent pillows and a matching green throw add color to a clear white bed.
In the child’s bedroom, the bed is placed in a comfortable arched doorway, which is painted solid green inside and out. The green color scheme also links with a child’s study area at the window, where coordinating window curtains extend the palette.
Olive-green wall tiles covered the damp wall in the shower room. Recessed LEDs illuminate their hue.
This modern orange and green home interior has a color concentrated in its center, where a muted green living room rug is interrupted by a bright orange coffee table.
A gray sofa falls into the background of the more colorful living room decorations.
Behind the sofa, the dining room is set with a green accented dining table design.
Another cone-shaped hanging shade is located inside the master bedroom. Although the bedroom hanger light is smaller than its dining room, it enlarges an orange bedside table.
The bedside table competes for attention against the oversized bedroom hanger with its bold orange color. A simple glass vase holds a small piece of greenery.
The gray padded bed is set against a custom curved headboard design that adds a flash of green to a basic white wall.
A green bedroom chair completes the curved green headboard. Artwork brings contrasting orange tones.
Orange paint enhances the modern bathroom design, while runway-shaped wall mirror, bathroom light and bathrooms add non-black elements.
Gray concrete tiles effectively subdue the orange decoration scheme.
An arched shower screen completes the runway-shaped vanity mirror.
The gray concrete tiles continue inside the shower wet zone to ensure seamless flow.
This 65 square meter home is located in the Arganzuela district of Madrid, Spain. The project involved the transformation of an industrial area into residential housing.
Indoor plants grow invigorating green accents in this relaxed home interior, while their terracotta pots add to the warm orange accents located around the room.
Modern art brings bright orange shades on a small scale that does not overwhelm the light living space.
Orange accent pillows color the sofa. Books and CDs compile their own stack of colors.
Rattan stools, jute rugs and natural wood elements warmly complement the orange infusions.
A small wooden dining table sits four in the kitchen.
A mezzanine bedroom is built into the old industrial space to use its high ceiling height. The bathroom is hidden below.
Exposed pipeline and masonry wall add to the industrial vibe of the modern home interior.
The whitewashed brick wall forms a textured background for the kitchen. White backsplash tiles are placed in a vertical orientation to contradict the horizontal masonry.
Wooden wall shelves and wooden cutting boards add warm moments to the cool white kitchen design.
High kitchen units are also chosen in a natural wood finish. Handmade dishes and storage vases communicate a creative, boho aesthetic.
Floating shelves are mounted on either side of the bed to keep the bedroom clear and open.
Built-in closets provide ample storage.
The mezzanine bedroom is atmospherically lit by an Akari 1A floor lamp by Isamu Noguchi. The floor lamp in a dream illuminates framed artwork that serves as a picturesque landscape view.
Stock cubes contain a colorful library of books.
A black frame clearly borders the mezzanine in the predominantly white decor.
The windowless bathroom is clad in black tiles across its walls and floor to accentuate its dark character, rather than fight against it.
Recessed LEDs wash a cool white light along the wet shower wall and its built-in bench.
Apartment floor, illustrating the mezzanine structure and kitchen installation.
Ultimately, our latest home design is a large, light and airy apartment that is full of vivid greenery and earthy orange accents.
Yellow lounge chairs face a coordinating beige sofa in the living room. Carpet adds a subtle pattern. A simple white fireplace quietly melts into the matching white paint.
Black metallic elements ground the airy decor of the living room. Wooden arches define every area of the living space, from the living room to the dining room and the kitchen.
The entrance is located through an arched gate on the side of the hall. Traditionally turned wooden console table makes a neat addition under a piece of monochrome modern art.
Customized storage units form a mud room area next to the front door, with ample storage space for coats and shoes. A small puff, a standing mirror and a wall lamp form a convenient wardrobe in the corner of the lobby.
A large window allows natural light to spill onto a long residential dining table that seats up to eight people. A black wire-framed chandelier thinly silhouetted in the sunlight.
Just beyond the dining room, a modern residential kitchen design features navy blue base units and a contrasting wooden kitchen island. Elegant kitchen hangers descend onto a convenient breakfast bar that seats three.
Golden hardware sings the dark blue cabinet finish.
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