Sage Green and Brown Comforter and Bedding Sets

It's obvious with this sage green comforter set, that its classic style is devoid of modern geometric detailing, loud green hues and other telltale features known to other genres.

Instead you see a serene but of floral design work and quiet hues that promise to lull your senses into submission after a hectic day; classic style does that.

If what I've described sounds quite intriguing, then those quieter decor genres will do nicely for you. With bedroom decor, it's all about you.

Themes can be a good thing--or NOT--in your bedroom. Often, we take our love for a subject, pattern or design too far and what should have been a nice touch becomes an all out assault to our visual field. Really.

I was happy to see this sage green comforter set above, featuring subtle hues and soothing, bamboo; it's fodder for a retreat-like space we often dream of. Here, you see a perfect balance of bamboo, tropical palm fronds, natural grasses and complementary and warm walls. There's no 'overdoing' it in this room.

Keep theme pieces special by allowing them to stand uninterrupted by competing accessories of the same ilk. Isn't this room inviting and warm?

The comforter sets at left will look fabulous with the complementary greenery I mentioned above. you can buy faux flowers, branches and ivy. But don't discount live plants like bamboo and palm trees. The palm trees you buy in grocery and discount stores are very cheap but often die soon after. The trick to keeping them green is in the light and watering: tropical plants need to stay moist and prefer indirect light (like beside a window, not in front of it).

Live greenery is much healthier!   

I love sage green melded with earthy browns in these bedding sets; they're the quintessential hues of nature and comfort and will most certainly warm the space of even the starkest of bedrooms.

Too, with the addition of color, you'll have more options for your supporting accessory and art pieces. I recommend a live floor plant, like I mentioned above, another great plant, one that doesn't need much tending to or direct sunlight, is the peace lily. It has large, showy leaves and you'll have the bonus of frequent blooms in neutral white. Bathe walls in warm hues of tan to taupe or keep to the sage palette and use slightly lighter/darker greens.

If your bedroom could use some warmth and hominess, I'd recommend any of these comforter sets with brown accent hues for instant coziness--aren't they welcoming?

Every room should have an unexpected element, one that stands out and is memorable. I included these unique, modern comforter sets featuring a host of contemporary modern sage green and brown hues of equally energizing linear designs--remarkable indeed!

As I mentioned, bedding with reflective qualities like these bedding sets with their white or beige backgrounds are a valuable asset, especially in darker spaces. Because their linear designs are so visually stimulating and the focal point of the bedroom, be sure to balance it out with with plenty of solids.

I would use white sheer window panels like I mentioned, earlier. Be sure they're a bright white so they don't look dull against the bedding.

These "Oh, WOW!" comforter sets are just the pick-me-up for dark bedrooms and with its variety of green hues, you've lots of decorating options in support your sage palette.

I'm sure you're looking for a particular style of bedding but deciding just how much sage green your bedroom needs will depend on your room's size, natural lighting and your own preferences for color.

Together, those elements have to balance and that's the tricky part of decorating, as what you prefer versus what's best for your decor and space might not agree.

And that in itself can be frustrating.

I recommend that you consider your planned genre, first: Modern? Traditional? Contemporary?

Knowing your style helps tremendously in targeting your ideal bed set. If you're not up to a total bedroom makeover, choose among your 'must-keep' decor pieces and seek bedding that most complements their style.

 I suggest taking advantage of the models rooms in identifying what bedding will best support your preferred style.