Sage Green Aesthetic Wallpaper Novels & Stories

The king-size bed seemed so big to her, empty at the same time. “What does it matter that he is a prince? Yes, we have arranged ourselves in the rooms. I worry about him with that girl,” Sage said when she sat on the enormous bed. She looked around the room with a smile. The matching furniture didn’t fit a man’s house. The dark wood of the dresser, bed, and side tables called to his fae side. The nature images on the wall told Sage that he wanted Nix to be comfortable here. The walls were a pale blue, with white trim.

Alexander While Sophia rests in the bedroom, I dedicate my time to creating a perfect space for our babies. I hire a team of decorators, and together we transform one of the rooms in the penthouse: I choose soft shades of beige and aqua because we still don’t know the babies’ genders, although Sophia says she feels they will be two boys. The colors spread across the walls, lending a cozy, light atmosphere. Two identical white cribs stand side by side, while a comfortable armchair awaits moments of affection—whether for rocking them or simply gazing out at the city through the window.

This wasn't just a penthouse; it was a high-tech bunker. Rage stopped at a pair of double doors carved from pale oak. He pushed them open. Sabizina felt the air leave her lungs. It was a nursery. But not just any nursery. It was a sprawling, two-story wing of the penthouse, bathed in soft, amber light. On the left, a section was themed in deep forest greens and silvers; on the right, soft lavenders and gold. Two hand-carved cribs sat in the center of the room, positioned so the morning sun would hit them perfectly. The walls were hand-painted with murals of the Mediterranean coast—specifically, the view from her cabin in San Verda.

She loved everything she was seeing. "Is that real grass?” Raven snorted. "Of course! Why would I install fake grass there?” Raven’s answer reminded Gia of the prison building earlier. As Matteo explained, this building applied the same concept—creating a cool and comfortable space to enhance concentration. The interior walls matched the greenery, covered in wood-toned wallpaper.

It was emerald green, sleek and curvy—perfect for a bunch of fresh flowers or even fake plastic ones. Then I saw another thing. A huge, lemon-green teddy bear. It was adorable and ridiculous, which made it all the more perfect. Add to cart. After that, I couldn’t stop. I clicked and scrolled, filling my cart with everything green I could find. A green patchwork quilt with hints of white stitching that looked like it belonged in a fairytale. Add to cart. Tiny sage-green anime paintings, perfect for hanging above the bed. One was of a sleepy forest, another of a soft, mysterious figure in green. Add to cart.

The, cream walls, open plan kitchen, cute chandeliers, wooden panels and large glass windows gave it a modern yet cozy feel. He showed me my room which was upstairs just like in Slateville but this one was bigger and more beautiful. The walls were painted beige and emerald green with golden highlights giving off a soft luxurious vibe. The queen sized bed with beige coloured sheets that had green leaf designs matching the walls, was in the middle of the room flanked by two side drawers.

“Why are you sighing anyway?” “Come here and help me pick a product.” She quickly stood up and walked towards my chair and I pulled her on my lap, inhaling her sweet cherry scent, and showed her the screen of the laptop. “This is purple damask wallpaper and this is red and black vinyl wallpaper. Which one do you think will suit this room?” Her eyes were wide and glittery as she squinted at the three-dimensional model of the room and aped at me. “Is that a pole?”

I looked around and realized how different the four accent walls from every one of them. The one in front of me was like a pastel-colored painting of yellow skies and pink clouds. Beside this girly accent wall was a full gray wall with shimmering metallic silver lines in different directions which formed edgy shapes. The one it was facing was a plain Indigo Batik painted wall and the only thing that made it looked like an accent wall was the framed abstract at the center—the same color with messy lines as if painted by a kid. I turned my gaze at the last one, a combination of Red and Black. It was full of overlapping unearthly figures.

She flips through the pages slowly, studying each design while Nessa goes through the other designs Tania has already seen. After a few minutes, Tania hands the book back to me. “I want the concepts on these five pages. All of them. You’ll need to work it up and choose and decide the preferred design for each room. I’ll leave that decision to you. I trust your judgement. However,” she grabs one of the color palette sheets. “I’m leaning on these colors: Moss green, white, a darker shade of green, and navy blue. You can add other colors. But I want to see green in my living room.” She says decisively.