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Homes & Gardens
Homes & Gardens
Jennifer Ebert

Victoria Beckham's impeccable style just convinced me to decorate my whole house in this foreboding color – I can't get enough

Victoria Beckham.

The majesty of ancient forests has long inspired interior design. Whether the grandeur of an oak tree or the enchanting shape of an acanthus leaf, rich, velvety dark and mid-tone greens offer homes a nurturing connection to nature. So, it was no surprise that Victoria Beckham used this calming color to drench her London flagship store, designed in collaboration with Rose Uniacke. Using a custom paint shade and velvet-upholstered furnishings, the luxe and livable space has a decadent yet intimate feel. The final result is a masterpiece. But why green?

Green is in general a relaxing color. Being the color that represents nature, green makes us feel good and positive. ‘The poet and philosopher Goethe used to describe green as a useful color, a good color to have around,’ explains Francesca Wezel, founder of Francesca’s Paints.

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