Add a pop of red for energy or layering soft textures to create a tranquil retreat, understanding the psychological effects of colour and texture can help you design spaces that make you feel at home.

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For these green homes, shades of sage, olive, and emerald take centre stage, seamlessly blending relaxation with style.

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