As one of the key colors of spring and summer 18,
Sage green This more pink wax color comes with an elegant temperament,
Breathe new life into your design.
Sage, also known as medicinal sage, Salvia,
Evergreen small subshrub with woody stems,
The leaves are greyish green and the flowers are blue to bluish purple.
The green inspiration for sage in this issue is mainly derived from its gray-green leaves.
Sage green with spring bright green,
And the dark green of midsummer is different,
This is a color with a slight sense of "melancholy",
Reveals a quiet force.
It is the closest to the color of nature,
The idyllic and leisurely feeling is really like now,
Or the moments of late summer and early autumn,
It's refreshing.
Gray-green color tends to be a home style,
It will make you intimate with nature.
Used in conjunction with metallic, champagne, rose, etc.
But the space becomes soft and delicate.
This hue makes you feel particularly quiet and stylish.
The gray-green is a little melancholy, but it also exudes a quiet force,
Sometimes, it also gives people a poetic, leisurely feeling.
Sage green between gray and green has always been
Are the popular colors of the Nordic style, the brightness of the neutral system, impartial,
Whether it's a background color, a transition color, or a local accent color
Can be appropriately divided to add texture to the space.
The fresh and healing color is ideal for use as a large area of the background.
The soothing rhythm of the whole is controlled by soft tones.
Low-key introverted is the unique temperament of high-grade gray,
The use of sage green in the space can be played freely,
It is also a portrayal of life that is both fashionable and full of charm.
Fresh healing sage green,
The color with its own temperature does not lose its elegance and warmth,
Lower chroma provides a comfortable visual feel.
Sage green can interpret its space elegantly, with different accessories,
Give the space a modern sense of style, or a gentle sense of elegance.
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