7 Green Hallway Paint Colours

Your hallway is the first glimpse guests get of your home. Therefore it's crucial that you've created a stylish entryway that makes the fright first impression. When it comes to hallway colour schemes,  green shades are the way to go.

Green is an incredibly versatile colour that makes a great fit for hallways. Muted neutrals and pastel-infused greens can leave your space feeling serene and calming. Perfect for helping you destress when you cross the threshold after a long day at work.

Lighter greens can also help overcome the shortcomings of a dark hallway. A lack of natural light doesn't have to be a problem if you use striking colour combinations and eye-catching citrus shades and jewel tones.

Planning on giving your hallway a makeover? You'll find the perfect paint colour in our extensive range.

Need some green hallway ideas to get you started? Read for our handy guide that will help you decide on the perfect colour scheme for your space.

Why Does Green Work Well in a Hallway?

Green instantly promotes a feeling of calm and serenity. When used in a hallway, it can help you leave the stresses of the day at your doorstep. 

Lighter green paints are also perfect for decorating a small space. Neutral wall paint will bounce around limited natural light, meaning a lack of windows doesn't need to be a problem.  

Green-infused colour schemes also allow you to take inspiration from nature. You can style notes from an outdoor space or use natural materials to put an organic stamp on your interior.

Our Favourite Green Paint Colours for Hallways

Thinking about using green to transform your hallway? You don't need to be an interior designer to produce standout results. Below, we spotlight some of our favourite green paint colours for you to consider. 

Neutral colours and pastels work incredibly well in hallways. They're perfect if you're dealing with a small space and an awkward layout. Furthermore, you can easily introduce accent colours and add layers of texture to create visual interest. 

Looking for the perfect pastel for your hallway transformation? How about Cucumber Y383. This muted green is cool and calming, while its blue and grey undertones mean you've plenty of options for introducing secondary colours. 

Keep things simple with monochromatic hallway furniture or create contrast with organic materials and rattan pieces. If your space is crying out for a pop of colour, make a statement with a splash of sunshine yellow paint.

If your hallway is on the larger side and experiences a lot of foot traffic, don't skimp when it comes to styling your space. Treat your hallway as a room in its own right, with a dazzling colourway that's rich in character. 

A colour like Menthol J442 is a fine choice if you're looking to create a contemporary interior. Bringing together the best qualities of green and blue, this paint colour will beautify any space. 

Looking to create contrast? Use a neutral like Kaolin H497 for two-tone wall effects or to pick out recesses. 

When it comes to furnishing your hallway, you can strip things back to the basics with minimalist furniture or go big with designer pieces. Why not introduce dark woods and metallics for a luxurious aesthetic that will be the envy of friends and visitors?

If you're using green to decorate a hallway, it's always a good idea to lean into the natural world for inspiration. Use botanical shades as your guideline here to create a tranquil vestibule that will promote a feeling of calm, every time you open your front door. 

A paint colour like Aloe X381 is a fine choice if you're looking to create a nature-inspired interior. This stylish shade is subtle enough that it can be used throughout your hallway but also works well with off-white paints and tonal greys. 

Once you've taken care of the paintwork, you can start accessorising your hallway. Stick to natural accents like unfinished wooden furniture, jute fabrics and plenty of plant life. If you prefer a more classic approach to interior decor, a green like this also works well with monochromes and dark wood bannisters. 

If you have more room to work with, think about using green as the perfect base for a luxurious makeover. Dazzling wall colours and designer furnishings don't need to be reserved for living areas and master bedrooms. 

To make a lasting impression, use a paint colour like Emerald L373 for hallway walls. This jaw-dropping shade has a timeless elegance that will enhance any entryway. 

Once you've handled the walls, you start adding layers of character to bring depth and detail. A muted blue like Snowdrift L503 is a good choice if you're searching for the perfect complementary colour. Use it to create two-tone walls or use an occasional pop to pick out stair risers.

If you've only ever decorated with beige and off-whites before, it can be hard to say goodbye to comforting neutrals. Thankfully, we've got several colours that combine the best qualities of neutrals and the green colour family. 

A paint colour like Muse G385 is ideal for those who want something simple, but that's not lacking in character. It's a great alternative to classic grey, with its subtle green and stone undertones giving you a multitude of accenting options. 

Use this paint colour to decorate smaller spaces or hallways with minimal natural light. Once you've decorated, introduce wall sconces or table lamps to bounce around diffused light. 

If you're pining for colour, why not introduce a gallery wall with a variety of frame styles? Alternatively, use an assortment of green decorative pieces to accent the subtle undertones of this timeless paint colour. 

If you're a fan of Victorian and Edwardian hallway interiors, a darker green that's infused with blue is a good shout. These sumptuous colours might seem overwhelming, but they're perfect for accentuating cornices and coving. 

A paint shade like Silk Road S440 will make a welcome addition to larger hallways calling out for some colour. Once you've painted your hallway walls, use crisp white to create contrast. 

Richer colours like this one can make a hallway seem smaller. To create the illusion of space, experiment with reflective flooring and use large ceiling fixtures to flood your interiors with light. 

Not everyone wants to be dazzled with colour when they arrive home. If you're in the market for a more mature and sophisticated hallway interior, we've plenty of colours to inspire you. 

Fjord M442 will go down a storm with anyone looking to create a more mature entryway to their home. This dark teal will create a calming and cocooning ambience, while the rich pigment will work well alongside dark woods and metallic accents. 

If you want to offset things with a touch of contrast, use a colour like Gallery F313. This delicate neutral has pinkish undertones that will add a touch of playfulness to your hallway interior.