1. AVOID OTHER GREENS, CHOOSE TERRACOTTA INSTEAD
When it comes to two colors that should not be used together, experts point out different greens. Sage green, olive green, forest green, and more individually are packed with personality and beauty but when used together can create a confusing visual.
2. AVOID RED, CHOOSE WOOD TONES INSTEAD
Many of us have wondered if red and green go together, and while this is a no-brainer when it comes to holiday decor, it doesn't cut it as a regular scheme for interiors. 'Red, being the opposite on the color wheel from green makes for a jarring home interior color combination,' says Julia Mack, founder of Julia Mack Design. 'If this does appeal to you, consider a more muted version of each. A dark burgundy paired with a dark bottle green creates a cozy, warm family room, den, or basement activity center.'
3. AVOID SATURATED YELLOW, CHOOSE WHITE INSTEAD
Many colors go with yellow but perhaps keep green away, especially if you're experimenting with the brighter version of yellow.
4. AVOID PURPLE, CHOOSE PEACH INSTEAD
'When greens and purples are overly vibrant and used excessively, they can feel overwhelming,' says Kashi. Usually finding colors that go with purple can be a tricky process, so it's best to use that tone with more neutral tones such as beige and cream.
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