Would hunter green sheets be too dark to go with the green in this quilt?
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I would not care for hunter with this set. This sage is not a pale or dusty sage .If you look at Happy Chic by Jonathan Adler products..sheets or throw pillows...that is close to this green. I would stay with a lighter green or a slightly off white.
1488410
my sheets are sage green and they are perfect, but I think hunter would look nice...
1488411
The shade of green in the quilt is more of a bright grass green and there's a little yellow to the hue - it'd be really hard to find a green sheet that works well with it and doesn't clash. I've used white sheets with it and that looks nice. I've also found that contrasting colors look good. I have a lot of green and purple in my room, and I like the purple sheets with it. Hope that helps!
1488412
Yes, the green on the quilt is more of a soft lime green, may clash in my opinion with a hunter green.
1851111
I have navy blue for my curtains which pulls out the darker blues in the comforter. But there is taupe (light brown), cream and various shades of blue to it. No green. IMHO
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We already have a color called Seed Green (Benjamin Moore I think) as an accent wall behind the headboard and a color called Jicama (warm buttery cream) on the rest of the walls. Really anything would work, it is a very pretty and colorful quilt but does fade a little so might want to wash it separately in cold water. We used it as a light weight summer quilt and have bumped up to a warmer quilt now that temps approach freezing at night. Good luck!
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Yellow? I don't use the quilt cause I hate it! I gave it to my daughter so she can be warm at night. I bought a cream colored bedspread to go with the cream colored walls painted by the apt. complex . We are technically not allowed to paint our walls here so I figured I'd leave it to match my bedspread.
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The quilt background itself is off-white, but I use a white bed skirt with it. I think it would be challenging to find a skirt that would exactly match the color, and I prefer contrast to slight variations. It helps that the throw pillows are much lighter than the quilt itself, so the white on the pillows (that aren't adjacent to the skirt) "matches" the white bed skirt. It's really personal preference, though.
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I would call it more of a magenta. A red, but not too bright, and there is some pinkish-red. I wouldn't call it hot pink at all, but that is how I see it. It's a busy pattern but the sage green leaves mellow it out. I have sage green sheets and a small accent pillow in that color. I really love this quilt. I bought it just from the pics on amazon and am so happy with it.
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There are a few greens in this quilt ranging from a dark green to a pale green with a mossy green also.
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There is a tiny bit of yellow in the background but you have to really look to find it. While this quilt would probably look ok with yellow walls something with more yellow would probably work better. Hope this was helpful.
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well based on the bottom of this picture you would think so, wouldn't you, I also thought so, but no, the bottom is more of a dark blush color, maybe light brown? there is mauve , cream celery green, and even a bit of an olive y green,taupe, it is very very pretty, soft colors, not quite as bright as shown in picture, but I'm sure it would blend with gold, and depending on the shade of green, probably that as well, I bought it thinking it would go with a richer shade of green, kind of a hunter green, but it doesnt at all, but thats fine , I'm goin with a more olivy shade and my rug is a goldish tan, so it's fine, it is a nice quilt for the money, I would recommend it well based on the bottom of this picture you would think so, wouldn't you, I also thought so, but no, the bottom is more of a dark blush color, maybe light brown? there is mauve , cream celery green, and even a bit of an olive y green,taupe, it is very very pretty, soft colors, not quite as bright as shown in picture, but I'm sure it would blend with gold, and depending on the shade of green, probably that as well, I bought it thinking it would go with a richer shade of green, kind of a hunter green, but it doesnt at all, but thats fine , I'm goin with a more olivy shade and my rug is a... » Read More well based on the bottom of this picture you would think so, wouldn't you, I also thought so, but no, the bottom is more of a dark blush color, maybe light brown? there is mauve , cream celery green, and even a bit of an olive y green,taupe, it is very very pretty, soft colors, not quite as bright as shown in picture, but I'm sure it would blend with gold, and depending on the shade of green, probably that as well, I bought it thinking it would go with a richer shade of green, kind of a hunter green, but it doesnt at all, but thats fine , I'm goin with a more olivy shade and my rug is a goldish tan, so it's fine, it is a nice quilt for the money, I would recommend it « Show Less
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Im buying a king bed do you think this will need a bed skirt, if so do you think it would be hard to find a solid green color to match? Thank you
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You could see your hand from the outside is you put it under it. But that ia close up. The pattern might discuse your brown and green comforter. Hope this helps.
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The picture does not show any matching curtains. I haven't looked for any either. I bought solid curtains at a local store to match. other suggestion would be to buy inexpensive sheet set and sew them into curtains! Loved my quilt set though! Hope this helped.
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I purchased the green shade which is lovely...sorry that I am unable to address this question.
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The embroidery/weave is mainly browns with gold and a light green (not quite aqua). The fabric on the pillows/pillow covers appears more aqua than green. I bought some gold sheets from Bed Bath and Beyond that look great. Also got a light green sheet set from Costco that shocked me how great it looked.
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I have chocolate brown sheets which are an easy match,saying that there are a lot of other colors that will look good but I would wait until you receive your set so you can match them nicely...ie yellows blues orange/reds. Hope this helps I love mine!
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I agree with Gaby, burgandy/maroon. I am using chocolate and while it sounds weird it works! Pink or cream would be nice. I would take the quilt with you to the store. I found a place that sells the shams to match. Pauls home fashions.
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I think the blue is a little brighter than a navy blue. Plus, when the quilt is washed, it gently fades to an even softer blue. Additionally, the piping along the edge is black and white stripe (same as the reverse), so that would probably not look quite right up against a navy bedskirt.