We go to the primary bathroom to freshen up, and if you want your bathroom to look always fresh all the time, then why don’t you try giving it a green makeover? Green is a popular primary bathroom theme because of its rejuvenating and refreshing look. Pair it with white for a clean look or you can try pairing it with dark colors for a contemporary look. Browse through our green primary bathroom ideas to get some inspiration. Spacious primary bathroom featuring classy green walls and a long sink counter, along with a Romantic-style bathtub. Huge primary bathroom with green classy walls and green tiles flooring. The room offers a floating vanity with two vessel sinks along with a freestanding tub.

This elegant foyer has hardwood flooring that is given a bit of whimsy in its green pastel walls that extends to the ledges of the stairs as well. There is an elegant pendant light hanging in the middle of the high ceiling that augments this foyer’s elegance. Source: Zillow Digs TM There are three fundamental principles to “green” interior design: energy efficiency, resource conservation, and health. When designing or remodeling an interior, optimizing the energy efficiency reduces pollution and saves resources for the entire lifetime of the interior. While maximizing energy efficiency is sometimes more expensive upfront, in the long term reducing energy consumption saves money and pays for itself. Photo: “Macro photography of a stainless steel faucet” by David Stewart, homegets.com, shared under Creative Commons Attribution. You do not want to cut corners to save money when buying an appliance. Improvements in technology means that updating your appliances can do wonders for your energy consumption. However, many appliances are difficult to recycle. This means that the eco-friendly way to update your appliances is to get the best quality, most energy-efficient option. By buying quality appliances built to last rather than inexpensive appliances that need frequent replacement, you are minimizing your environmental impact by reducing energy consumption and by reducing future waste. Over time, you will end up saving money with the energy savings and long life of your appliance. Consider the Life-Cycle of Materials Photo: “International Recycling Symbol,” Public Domain. Green primary bathroom featuring two sinks, a powder area, a corner tub, and a walk-in shower room.This kitchen boasts stylish kitchen counters with smooth countertops. The bright green cabinetry looks absolutely stunning. This is a spectacular foyer that is a result of the combination of green and white sleek elements that reflect the brightness of the room and the square green panels extend all the way to the ceiling. There are modern built-in cabinets for storage with similar avocado green facades that match the paneling of the wall-mounted hooks for the coats and hats.

The wooden mission table has a wall-mounted framed artwork above the headboard that pops out against the light green walls. The bedside drawers flanking the bed are perfectly matched with the cabinet and dresser that has a built-in mirror. Spacious dining area featuring a classy dining table set on top of a large area rug and is lighted by a glamorous chandelier.

I am constantly experimenting with different green paints, from pistachio tones to rich inky greens (depending on the feel of the space), but my firm favourite of the moment is Verdigris by Edward Bulmer. The way it changes in the light alongside the time of day is amazing. In the morning sun, it’s a really fresh and vibrant pistachio and it warms up throughout the day, then feels a little bluer as the light becomes warmer at sunset. We have recently used it in a children's playroom and we’re about to use it in a study.