Colour Spotlight: Here’s Why We’re Loving Marine

Marine is a vibrant green that feels as adventurous as a deep-sea voyage; the turquoise and teal undertones of this rich hue give it a luminous, jewel-like quality.
The marine hue we’re loving right now:
Marine Aqua (2052-20), Benjamin Moore
Pair it with:
Rivulet (SW 6760), Sherwin-Williams
In this powder room by designer Luis Fernandez, glossy wall tile is paired with Hermès’ bold Jardin d’Osier wallpaper and a matte stone sink.
- Photographer Trevor Tondro
- Designer Luis Fernandez
In this Montreal kitchen, herringbone wall tiles in a marine hue bring an energetic and beachy vibe to the space.
- Photographer Maxime Desbiens
- Designer Jean Stéphane Beauchamp
House & Home September 2021
Maximalist designer Carmen René Smith chose a deep green wall color as the anchor for this eclectic gallery wall in a San Fransisco home. Instead of overpowering the space, the bold choice grounds the room with warmth and elegance.
- Photographer Meghan Caudill
- Designer Carmen René Smith, Aquilo Interiors
Layering color on color feels apropos in this energetic mid-century-inspired living room, and the deep green sofa is right on trend.
- Photographer Jason Stickley
- Designer Ben Homes
This English kitchen features dark green cabinets that echo the lush landscape outside.
- Designer Chris Graves, Clarence & Graves
deVOL Kitchens
This whimsical children’s bedroom is layered with shades of green, including a tufted marine-green bed that elevates the space.
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- Photographer Alex Lukey
- Designer Colette Van Den Thillart
House & Home May 2022
High Life S pendant by Golden Editions, $382Goodee
Bernard chair by Shane Schneck for Hay, $1,474Finnish Design Shop
Matte Wood and Brass nightstand, $599 West Elm
Large Green Strøm Earthenware vase by Raawii, $155Ssense
Suomu rug by Susanna Vento for MUM, $405Finnish Design Shop
Watermark Lattice grasscloth by Ferrick Mason, pricing upon request,Memo Showroom