Pale Green Bedroom and Bathroom for Spring

Happy Wednesday! I was putting together another bedroom option for a client and was thinking how perfect this pale green and pink color palette is for spring! So, in addition to a bedroom design, I put together some other pale green bedroom and bathroom product round ups!

If you’re in the market for some spring home decor, keep on scrolling and also check out this post!

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Bedroom Design + Decor

Check out this post for the other bedroom designs I put together for this client, using the same wall color and Restoration Hardware furniture.

In this design, I incorporated a pale green and pink color palette through the area rug, pillows, and artwork. I wanted to make sure we balanced out some natural and light and bright tones to keep it serene. I used off white curtains, a linen striped duvet, an oatmeal throw blanket, and ivory swivel chairs to accomplish that.

Floral accents work really well with this color palette and give the room a romantic feel!

As mentioned, you don’t want to go overboard with one color unless you are really looking to achieve a monochromatic look. However, I did find a number of other pretty pale green bedroom accents that could be switched out in the design above!

Bathroom Decor

I always like to coordinate the master or primary bedroom and bathroom since they are connected to each other! This means repeating paint colors and accent colors in the decor.

I also like to add detail on the walls in a water closer / toilet room. I recently did this in my own master bathroom with grasscloth peel and stick wallpaper and it really made a huge difference in the overall design! Check out my master bathroom refresh plans here.

My favorite part of this bathroom mood board is the freestanding tub decor. I love the wildflower and grass art print from Collection Prints and how the green towel and bath mat and flower arrangement tie into the colors in the art. The wood tray and stool accents tie into the art frame and really give the whole area a balanced feel. What’s your favorite part??