Deep green new: a concise orientation before we get practical.
Deep green new: Quick notes
Mapleton Project – Photography: Drone Your Homes, Builder: Robison Build Co, Architect: Think Architecture
Rich, moody color continues to define interiors this year, and deep green stands out as a timeless choice. In our recent Mapleton Project, we used saturated green tones to create spaces that feel grounded, layered, and intentional. This shade adds depth and warmth while still functioning like a neutral—classic, calming, and designed to last.
In the pantry, deep green cabinetry, painted in Salamander by Benjamin Moore, transforms a functional space into a true design moment. Glass-front built-ins, brass hardware, and warm wood accents allow the color to shine while keeping the space light and approachable. The green provides a rich backdrop for everyday items, proving that even hardworking rooms deserve thoughtful design and elevated finishes.
Mapleton Project / Becki Owens Design / Drone your Homes Photography /
We carried this same palette into the powder bath, where deep green (Salamander by Benjamin Moore) wall treatments create a dramatic, moody atmosphere. Paired with marble surfaces, fluted textures, and warm brass fixtures, the color feels both refined and inviting. The result is a space that makes a statement while still feeling timeless—perfect for a room where bold design can truly shine.
Mapleton Project / Becki Owens Design / Drone your Homes Photography / Robison Build Co / Think Architecture /
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In the home office, deep green built-ins create an enveloping, tailored feel that encourages focus and comfort. The color (Green Smoke by Farrow and Ball) adds depth to the millwork while allowing natural light, artwork, and furnishings to stand out. It’s a space that feels grounded and serene, yet elevated—ideal for both work and everyday living.
Green Bathroom Cabinetry – Boreal Green by Benjamin Moore
Mapleton Project Game Room- Paint Color Boreal Green by Benjamin Moore
What we love most about deep green is how seamlessly it moves throughout a home. It creates continuity without repetition and pairs beautifully with natural materials like wood, stone, and aged metals. As homeowners look to move beyond all-white interiors, deep green offers a sophisticated way to introduce color—one that feels intentional, enduring, and effortlessly livable.
We hope you enjoyed learned about this new color trend. To shop our Mapleton Project furnishings click here.
Have a wonderful day!
Xxo
Becki
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Tiny tip – Neat idea — simple and effective. Thanks for this!
Small note · So true — this connects with me.
Tiny tip · Neat idea — simple and effective.
PS – Nice follow-up — that adds clarity. Great share.