The mint color is a green variety characterized by a subtlety unusual. As key can be used on walls or furniture in any accessory that is part of interior space. It is also a tone called "pastel" for this apparent softness, making it well suited for all types of settings, from kitchens to bathrooms, living rooms or bedrooms.
In the first image, and from the wall, spearmint blends with the colors of the tree leaves each table, curtains, prints and small accessories that populate this lovely living room with air as timeless. It is a color full of sweetness and light. For this next corner is very flattering and relaxing, is not it?
The mint green blocks the view from the walls of the kitchen with a unique, modern and retro at the same time. Among the colors that blend with the mint green are white, blue or yellow (not too garish). But it is equally valid with other ranges daring and try a little to create new environments.
Another option is to mix green color with golden tints, as in the following two proposals: a dining room and bedroom with a majestic appearance enhanced by these small strokes of gold. The clarity of spearmint makes these unique and great spaces. A beauty, is not it?
In the first image, and from the wall, spearmint blends with the colors of the tree leaves each table, curtains, prints and small accessories that populate this lovely living room with air as timeless. It is a color full of sweetness and light. For this next corner is very flattering and relaxing, is not it?
The mint green blocks the view from the walls of the kitchen with a unique, modern and retro at the same time. Among the colors that blend with the mint green are white, blue or yellow (not too garish). But it is equally valid with other ranges daring and try a little to create new environments.
Another option is to mix green color with golden tints, as in the following two proposals: a dining room and bedroom with a majestic appearance enhanced by these small strokes of gold. The clarity of spearmint makes these unique and great spaces. A beauty, is not it?
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