Will Juniper green paint suit the yellow room and stairway area in your house before you purchase it?
Asked by Afanasiya Zhurba 
5 months ago
Last Updated: August 8, 2024
I totally adored this Juniper green color before buying the house. But now that it’s almost painting time, I’m a bit concerned that it might not turn out the way I want. I’m thinking of using it in the room that’s currently yellow and also in the stairs and hallway. Do you think it will look good?
If that’s the only window in the room, it’s going to be pretty dark.
I would go for it, but I’ve already painted four different shades of green in my house and I love them all.
I love it. If that window is the only source of natural light, you might want to go a shade lighter to avoid it feeling too dark.
It looks like there isn’t a lot of natural light, but it’s a nice color. Maybe consider going two shades lighter on the paint strip.
I really like that color. I’m not sure if I would use something that dark in a hallway, though.
I really enjoy dark and cozy rooms. The trend of white and greige is over. Jewel tones are the new thing. o for it!
According to Feng Shui, hanging a large mirror opposite a window can double the natural light 🇨🇳
I agree
I adore this color.
Love it
Mix in some white paint with the green to keep the same color you like, but make it lighter. Personally, I would suggest making the hallway darker since it is not frequently used, but the living room should be lighter since it is a high-traffic area.
Ive it a try. If you don’t like it, you can always change it later.
Juniper is such a lovely color. You could use it in the mail room and then go a couple shades lighter from the same strip for the hallway. It will really complement that beautiful floor.
I’m loving this color. I think I’m going to paint my living room in it now. 🤣
Absolutely!
You should definitely go for it!
Nope. I painted my kitchen the same color, but I made it dark so I painted it off white. It really brightened up the room and made it look bigger.
You could try painting just one focal wall to test it out. It might be too dark for the whole room, but at least you’ll have the color you wanted to see how it looks.