Style Secret: Airy PalettesCottage colors feel as soft and clean as a cotton sheet fresh from a clothesline. No jewel tones or shocking brights here — think white mixed with ivory mixed with cream. Layer in pale pinks, blues, greens and other washed-out hues. Don't combine too many pastels; stick with one or two shades instead. Hot tip: If you can't resist a bit of bold color, go right ahead. But limit it to a handful of smaller furnishings or accessories, and keep it tone on tone. One turquoise pillow in a tumble of pale blue ones might look fresh and appropriate, but if you also throw down a chartreuse rug and paint the ceiling lemon yellow, the look veers in a different direction.
I don't know what the green is called but I know how to make it. If you are painting something small you could buy a tube of apple green acrylic paint, some white, and lime yellow ( yellow with green vs orange in it). Mix the green and a very small bit of the yellow together and slowly add the white to bring down the shade to this range. paint darkens when it dries so to want to make sure you just go slightly- ever so slightly lighter.
to me this color 'looks like' a vintage green apple.
Hope this helps you.
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