If you want to make a statement, go for a big, bold shade on walls, floors or ceilings.

However, there are rules.

“If you want to use green on your flooring, try using tiles where the colour will be broken up in a pattern,” says Louisa Greville Williams and Sarah Vanrenen of Vanrenen GW Designs.

“We do use a lot of green in our colour schemes and are happy to use a strong green on all walls in a room. We recently decorated one where we painted the ceiling, then down to the floor.

“Try introducing other colours into the scheme with pictures, curtains and soft furnishings to break it up – it’s a good way to soften the look.”

A metal drinks trolley would be a solid choice of accessory. To keep the green theme going, stock with a bottle from the new Ketel One Botanical range.

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