Design editor Kai Ethier shares which hue she’s crushing on right now.
A rich fusion of yellow and lime, chartreuse is a vivacious color that takes its name from a French liqueur. It’s no wonder the iconic Panton chair is offered in this nearly neon hue — it’s just as fun as it is fresh. Slightly more mod than retro, chartreuse promises rooms a kinetic vibrancy and youthful feel.
Cool tones and earthy textures neutralize chartreuse’s high-voltage quality in this globally inspired bedroom. Investing in seasonal yellowy-green accessories is worthwhile; you can always store this comforter when summer slips away.
Photographer: Julien Fernandez, Gap Interiors
A pair of vibrant green chairs are a highlight in the neutral palette of this arts and crafts home , juicing up a classic mid-century shape.
Photographer: Valerie Wilcox
Source: House & Home April 2017
Designer: Stephanie Pellatt, Pivot Design; Leanne Tammaro and Adolphina Karachok, Designtheory
In this high-fashion principal bedroom, a green rolled arm bench is the perfect place to perch while getting ready in the morning.
Photographer: Robin Stubbert
Source: House & Home June 2017
Designer: Kelly Hopter Interiors
Designer Sheila Bridges ‘ eclectic Harlem, New York, dining room proves more is more when it comes to injecting this color du jour. From the walls to the wainscotting to the neoclassical chairs, a deeper-hued iteration of chartreuse functions as a chic backdrop for animated accents.
Photographer: Trevor Tondro
Designer: Sheila Bridges
A luxurious tufted banquette commands attention in designer Joel Bray’s gutted-to-gorgeous Victorian home. This statement chartreuse piece is not for the faint of heart.
Watch the impressive transformation on HHTV .
Photographer: Valerie Wilcox
Source: House & Home April 2018
Designer: Joel Bray
For a more muted version of this electric hue, gallery director Gaëtane Verna opted for a colorful couch in her living room to stand up to the eye-catching art.
Photographer: Virginia Macdonald
Source: House & Home July 2018
Author: Harleen Sidhu & Victoria Christie
Source: House & Home July 2019