15 Fun Green and Pink Bedroom Decor Ideas for Every Style

So you’re thinking about mixing green and pink in your bedroom? You know what? You’re onto something brilliant!

I remember when I first suggested this combo to my sister – she looked at me like I’d suggested painting her walls with ketchup and mustard.

But here’s the thing: green and pink create the most unexpectedly gorgeous palette that works for literally any style you’re going for.

Whether you’re channeling preppy vibes, going full botanical goddess, or just want something that doesn’t scream “basic bedroom,” this color combo hits different. Trust me, I’ve helped dozens of friends transform their boring beige boxes into spaces that actually make them smile every morning.

Blush Pink Accent Wall with Forest Green Bedding

Let’s kick things off with my personal favorite combo – the blush pink accent wall paired with rich forest green bedding. I actually did this in my own guest room last year, and every single person who stays over asks for the paint color (it’s Benjamin Moore’s First Light, FYI).

The genius behind this idea? The soft blush creates this dreamy backdrop that makes your room feel bigger and brighter. Then you layer in that deep forest green bedding, and suddenly you’ve got this sophisticated contrast that screams “I have my life together” even if you definitely don’t.

Here’s what makes this combo work so well:

• The pink stays subtle enough that it won’t overwhelm you after six months
• Forest green bedding hides stains better than lighter colors (speaking from experience here)
• You can switch up accessories seasonally without repainting
• The contrast creates visual interest without being chaotic

Want to nail this look? Start with quality bedding in a luxe fabric like linen or high-thread-count cotton. The texture matters just as much as the color when you’re working with such a simple palette.

Pink and Green Floral Wallpaper Feature

Remember when wallpaper was considered outdated? Yeah, those days are long gone, and bold floral patterns combining pink and green are having their moment. I’m talking about those gorgeous, oversized botanical prints that make you feel like you’re waking up in a fancy English garden.

You don’t need to wallpaper the entire room either. Just pick one wall – preferably behind your bed – and let it be the star. The trick here is choosing a pattern where pink and green share equal billing. Too much of either color and you’ll throw off the whole vibe.

Choosing the Right Pattern

When shopping for wallpaper, consider these factors:

• Scale matters – larger patterns work better in bigger rooms
• Matte finishes look more sophisticated than glossy
• Removable wallpaper exists if commitment issues are your thing
• Dark backgrounds make the colors pop more dramatically

I helped my cousin install a gorgeous palm print wallpaper with pink flowers last summer. Six months later, she’s still sending me photos of how good it looks in different lighting 🙂

Pastel Green Furniture with Pink Accessories

Now here’s a combo that feels fresh without trying too hard. Painting furniture in soft sage or mint green and then accessorizing with pink pieces creates this balanced, calming energy that just works.

I scored an old dresser from Facebook Marketplace for $50, painted it in this perfect pistachio shade, and topped it with pink ceramic knobs. Total game-changer. The best part? When you get sick of pink accessories, you can swap them out without touching the furniture.

Think about incorporating:

• Pink throw blankets draped over a green chair
• Rose gold or copper hardware on green furniture pieces
• Pink lampshades on green nightstands
• Blush pink mirrors above sage green dressers

Also Read: 15 Creative Green Bedroom Aesthetic Decor Ideas to Copy

Ombre Pink Curtains with Green Throw Pillows

Ever seen those dreamy ombre curtains that fade from white to pink? Pair them with some lush green throw pillows and you’ve basically created Instagram gold. The gradient effect adds movement to your space while keeping things soft and romantic.

The key to making this work? Choose pillows in varying shades of green – maybe a sage, an olive, and a kelly green. This creates depth without looking like you raided the St. Patrick’s Day clearance section. Mix in different textures too – velvet, linen, maybe some cable knit if you’re feeling cozy.

Pro Tips for This Look:

• Hang curtains closer to the ceiling to make windows appear larger
• Layer pillow sizes for a more dynamic arrangement
• Consider blackout lining if you’re not a morning person
• Add one neutral pillow to ground the color scheme

Green Rug with Pink Bedspread Combo

Let me tell you about the time I accidentally discovered this combination. I had this gorgeous emerald green vintage rug that I couldn’t part with, and when I threw a dusty pink duvet on my bed, magic happened. The grounding effect of a green rug paired with soft pink bedding creates this perfect balance between earthy and ethereal.

What makes this particularly brilliant? Rugs are investment pieces that should last years. Starting with a quality green rug gives you a solid foundation that you can build around. Plus, green rugs hide dirt way better than light colors (learned that the hard way with my previous cream rug).

Consider these rug options:

• Persian or Oriental rugs with green as the dominant color
• Solid sage or forest green for a minimalist vibe
• Geometric patterns incorporating both colors
• Textured options like shag or Moroccan styles

Pink and Green Boho Wall Art

Alright, let’s talk about how to bring these colors together through art without looking like you raided a garden center gift shop. Boho-style prints featuring pink and green elements can tie your whole room together while adding personality.

I’m obsessed with abstract pieces that blend these colors in unexpected ways. Think watercolor landscapes, botanical prints with pink flowers and green leaves, or even modern geometric designs. The boho aesthetic lets you mix different art styles without looking chaotic.

Gallery walls work especially well here. Mix:

• Vintage botanical illustrations
• Abstract paintings with pink and green tones
• Macrame wall hangings in natural or pink cord
• Pressed flower frames
• Typography prints with inspiring quotes

Also Read: 15 Fresh Forest Green Bedroom Ideas for Cozy Comfort

Emerald Green Headboard with Soft Pink Linens

Want to make a statement? An upholstered emerald green headboard is your answer. This rich, jewel-toned green creates such a luxurious focal point that you barely need any other decor. Throw on some soft pink sheets and a blush duvet, and you’re basically living in a boutique hotel.

I DIYed my own tufted headboard last year (way easier than it looks on Pinterest, BTW), and choosing that deep green velvet was the best decision ever. The color looks expensive, hides any imperfections in my tufting job, and makes my cheap pink Target sheets look designer.

Making It Work:

• Velvet or linen upholstery adds texture and luxury
• Channel tufting or nailhead trim elevates the look
• Keep nightstands simple to let the headboard shine
• Layer different shades of pink in your bedding

Pink Canopy Bed with Green Plants

OK, hear me out on this one – combining a romantic pink canopy with an army of green plants creates this tropical princess vibe that’s actually sophisticated. Who says you can’t be both?

The pink canopy doesn’t have to be little-girl pink either. Think dusty rose, mauve, or even a sheer fabric with just a hint of blush. Then surround yourself with plants of varying heights and shades of green. Snake plants, pothos, fiddle leaf figs – the more variety, the better.

Why this works so well:

• Plants literally bring life to your space
• The organic shapes contrast beautifully with structured canopy lines
• You get better air quality (science!)
• The combination feels fresh and unexpected

Mint Green Walls with Rose Pink Accents

Sometimes you need to flip the script. Instead of pink walls with green accents, paint those walls a soft mint green and let rose pink accessories steal the show. This creates a cooler, more refreshing base that still feels feminine and fun.

I painted my home office this exact shade of mint (Sherwin Williams Sea Salt mixed with a drop of green), and every pink accessory I add looks intentional rather than random. The mint acts like a neutral but with personality – if that makes sense?

Accent Ideas That Pop:

• Rose pink desk chair or ottoman
• Blush throw blankets and cushions
• Pink artwork or photo frames
• Copper or rose gold light fixtures
• Pink books arranged by color (yes, I’m that person)

Also Read: 15 Amazing Pink and Green Bedroom Ideas for Timeless Style

Green and Pink Geometric Pattern Decor

Who says these colors can’t be modern? Geometric patterns incorporating both pink and green bring a contemporary edge that feels fresh and current. Think hexagon wall decals, chevron bedding, or triangle print curtains.

The secret here is keeping the rest of your room simple. Let the patterns do the talking while everything else plays supporting role. I learned this lesson after going pattern-crazy in my first apartment – sometimes less really is more.

Pattern mixing rules to follow:

• Stick to 2-3 patterns max in one room
• Vary the scale (one large, one medium, one small)
• Include at least one solid to give eyes a rest
• Keep patterns in the same color family

Pink and Green Scandinavian Minimalist Room

Plot twist: pink and green can totally work in a minimalist space. The Scandinavian approach uses these colors as subtle accents against a white backdrop, creating warmth without clutter.

Think one pale pink throw pillow on a white bed, a single sage green chair, maybe a small potted plant. The colors become intentional design choices rather than overwhelming statements. This style literally changed how I think about color in small spaces.

Scandi Color Rules:

• Keep it to 3-4 color max including white
• Choose muted, dusty versions of pink and green
• Natural wood tones complement both colors
• Texture matters more than quantity

Dark Green Walls with Vibrant Pink Decor Pieces

Ready to go bold? Deep, moody green walls (think British racing green or forest green) create the perfect backdrop for hot pink accents. This isn’t for the faint of heart, but when done right? Chef’s kiss.

My friend painted her bedroom walls this gorgeous deep green, almost black in certain lights. Then she added shocking pink velvet pillows, a fuchsia ottoman, and neon pink neon sign that says “Good Vibes.” Sounds crazy, but it works because the green grounds everything.

Making bold choices work:

• Lighting is crucial – dark walls eat light
• Balance bright pink with metallics (gold works beautifully)
• Add plenty of white to prevent cave vibes
• One statement pink piece often works better than several small ones

Pink Bed Frame with Green Nightstands

Want something unexpected? Paint your bed frame pink and your nightstands green. This furniture color-blocking creates instant visual interest without requiring any major renovations.

I’ve seen this done with both vintage and modern furniture, and it works every time. The key is choosing shades that complement rather than compete. Think blush pink with sage green, or salmon with olive – combinations that feel intentional.

Color Pairing Suggestions:

• Dusty rose + sage green for vintage vibes
• Coral + mint for a preppy look
• Millennial pink + hunter green for contrast
• Peachy pink + pistachio for softness

Green Accent Chairs with Pink Cushions

Sometimes the best design happens in the details. A gorgeous green accent chair topped with pink cushions creates a perfect reading nook or bedroom corner that feels special without overwhelming your space.

Last month, I found this incredible emerald green velvet chair at an estate sale. Added some blush pink pillows from HomeGoods, and suddenly my boring bedroom corner became my favorite spot to drink morning coffee. Sometimes it really is that simple.

Chair and cushion combos that work:

• Velvet green chair + linen pink cushions for texture contrast
• Leather green chair + fuzzy pink throw
• Wicker green chair + geometric pink pillows
• Modern green chair + vintage pink cushions

Layered Green and Pink Bedding with Textures

Let’s end with my favorite trick for making any bedroom feel expensive: layering different textures in your pink and green bedding. We’re talking linen sheets, velvet throws, cotton quilts, maybe a chunky knit blanket – all playing with our color palette.

The magic happens when you mix textures while staying within your color story. Start with crisp white sheets (always), add a sage green linen duvet, layer a pink velvet throw across the bottom, then top with textured pillows in both colors. Your bed becomes art, basically.

Texture Combinations to Try:

• Smooth cotton + nubby linen + plush velvet
• Crisp percale + soft jersey + chunky cable knit
• Silky sateen + rough burlap + smooth leather
• Waffle weave + faux fur + embroidered details

Want to know the real secret to making pink and green work? Confidence. Pick the combo that speaks to you and own it. Whether you’re going subtle with pastels or bold with jewel tones, these colors create magic when you let them play together.

Remember, your bedroom should make you happy every single day. If pink and green do that for you (and IMO, they should), then go for it. Start small if you’re nervous – maybe just some pillows or a throw blanket. But I’m betting once you see how good these colors look together, you’ll be painting walls and buying green furniture before you know it.

The best part about this color combination? It grows with you. What starts as bright and playful can mature into sophisticated and moody just by shifting your shade choices. Pink and green aren’t just trendy – they’re timeless in their own unexpected way.

So grab some paint samples, hit up your local home goods store, and start experimenting. Your perfect pink and green bedroom is waiting to happen. And when you nail it? Send me pics – I love seeing how people make these ideas their own!