Green paint colors remain a top color choice of designers for 2025 and we couldnt agree more. Whether a pastoral green used in a farmhouse, a soft sage in a cottage, or a bright forest green used in a traditional Tudor, there is a shade of green that is right for any style house, in any location. Green cabinetry is trending for kitchens, but the color looks equally at home in a bedroom or bathroom, as youll see in our favorite green-hued rooms featured below. So, take it from us (and we see a lot of houses!), when it comes time to paint that next room, head straight for the green section of the paint deck. Youll be glad you did! RELATED:Forest GreenStacy Zarin Goldberg There is nothing more cozy-meets-classic than an earthy forest green. Exhibit A: this traditional kitchen designed by Cameron Ruppert. To update the space, she chose a rich green paint color to freshen up the cabinetry, while not overshadowing the already-there tile backsplash and countertops. A deep green range complements the cabinetry.Get the Look:Cabinet Paint Color: Peale Green by Benjamin MooreFOR MORE GREEN KITCHENS:VerdigrisPeter MurdockTopping cottages and castles, the bluish-green patina of an aged copper roof is oh-so-pretty, so its no surprise verdigris its appealing as a paint color, too. Color-drenched from ceiling to floor, this cheery library would have us settling in for hours. Get the Look: For similar, Wall and Trim Paint Color:Verdigreen by Sherwin-Williams Clover GreenLeslee MitchelFeeling lucky? A bold, saturated green hue makes an ideal choice for the accent wall in this Nashville bedroom. Wood tones of all sorts pop against the deep, grounding color. Get the Look: Wall Paint Color:Shamrock by Sherwin-Williams Green-on-GreenErin LittleSometimes just one green hue isnt nearly enough. Designer Christina Salway went all-in on greens in this 230-year-old farmhouse kitchen, starting with a checkerboard backsplash of green-on-green Zellige tiles that she paired with a lighter sage green paint color for the trim and millwork. The darker blueish-gray tone on the lower cabinets also reads dark green in the cozy space. Get the Look:Back Wall Cabinetry Color: Inchyra Blue by Farrow & BallTrim and Range Cabinetry Color:Vert De Terre by Farrow & BallBacksplash Tiles: Wintergreen and Garden Grove Zellige Tiles by Villa LagoonGrass GreenAdam Albright, styling by Matthew Gleason for Country LivingIf its good enough for Mother Nature, then it must be good enough for us! In this window-wrapped dining room of a charming lakeside cabin, the bright grass green painted floor mirrors the surrounding view and takes the phrase bring the outside in to the next level. Get the Look:Floor Paint Color: Cypress Vine by Behr Airy Apple GreenMax Kim-BeeCan you imagine a cheerier powder bath? Housed in a converted schoolhouse, this bespoke bath is wrapped in wainscoting bathed in the perfect pairing of green and green. Bonus: Bright airy shades in small spaces actually make them feel larger!Get the Look:Wainscotting Paint Color: Cooking Apple Green (lighter inset) and Breakfast Room Green by Farrow & Ball Moss GreenBecky Luigart-Stayner, styling by Matthew Gleason for Country LivingCountry houses are all about connecting with nature, so what better way than with an earthy paint color that reflects the idyllic views out the window. Muddy paint colors also have nice historical gravitas as, historically, paints were made from pigments and raw materials like clay or sand that lent them an earthy feel. Here, in this boys bedroom of a dreamy Mississippi farmhouse, mossy green walls stay youthful and fresh when paired with creamy whites and wood tones. Get the Look:Wall Paint Color: Oakmoss by Sherwin-Williams Palm GreenRikki Snyder for Country LivingNostalgia runs deeps in this upstate New York kitchen, starting with the pale green cabinets. A tall built-in cupboard piled with antique ironstone, a vintage farmhouse-style sink, and a primitive dining tableinstead of a bulky built-in islandadd to the rooms charming old-fashioned vibe.Get the Look:Cabinetry Paint Color:Palm by Farrow & Ball For More Green Rooms:Jennifer KopfJennifer Kopf is the Executive Editor of Country Living. She also covers antiques and collecting.