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Vintage Green
A Seventies Heritage Reinvented for Sustainable Interiors
A retro shade that warms interiors
Deep and enveloping, vintage green is making a striking comeback in our interiors. Inspired by the 1970s, this shade evokes both nature and retro elegance. In its contemporary version, it blends seamlessly with the principles of responsible design, combining recycled materials, circular textiles, and artisanal finishes.
This warm green, ranging from olive to moss and golden khaki, invites the creation of cozy atmospheres where comfort meets refinement. It pairs beautifully with earthy tones, vibrant oranges, and natural beiges, recreating the generous and reassuring harmony of the seventies.
Vintage style serving responsible design
A selection of high-end upholstery fabrics, sourced from surplus stocks or responsible production, offers a sustainable alternative without compromising style. Whether on an iconic armchair, textured cushions, or flowing curtains, vintage green becomes both a design statement and a commitment to the planet.
Far from being anchored in the past, this reimagined green transcends eras with modernity — a reminder that interior design can be timeless, warm, and ethical.
The Spirit of 70s Furniture
Vintage green reveals its full strength when paired with the iconic furniture of the 1970s, an era dominated by organic forms, natural materials, and bold lines. Tulip coffee tables, modular sofas, corduroy velvet armchairs… every piece seemed to invite conviviality. Interiors of this decade dared to combine deep green with strong tones: burnt orange, golden ochre, chocolate brown, vibrant mustard, or brick red. These pairings created a warm, enveloping atmosphere while expressing a resolutely free and optimistic personality.
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