Trending on Remodelista: A Very Chartreuse Christmas

Is yellow-green a color you admire? If so, join the Remodelista editors as they decorate for the holiday season. Here are five ways to incorporate chartreuse into your interior design plans:

Wood-Frame Sofa

Above: Børge Mogensen designed the Spoke Back Sofa in 1945 as an English daybed and French chaise combo, thanks to the hinged side. It’s available in the US for $9,222 at Danish Design Store and in the UK for £7,621 at TwentyTwentyOne.

Alexa describes herself as a “fan of the wood-frame sofa, from Børge Mogensen to Donald Judd.” See her favorites in 10 Easy Pieces: Modern Wood-Frame Sofas.

Aska Cookbook

Above: Aska is the darkly beautiful debut cookbook of chef Fredrik Bersilius, combining the flavors from his native Sweden and his property in upstate New York, which found a home in Brooklyn at his Michelin-starred eponymous restaurant. The book is $37.29 via Amazon.

See more in Holiday Gift Guide 2018: The 11 Best Cookbooks to Give as Gifts This Year.

White Paint

Above: Photograph by Mel Walbridge for Remodelista.

Some white paints will look yellow on a wall, others green. Find out why in 10 Things Nobody Tells You About Painting a Room White.

Danish Pendant Light

Above: A green pendant light is the W162 Dalston Pendant by Sam Hect & Kim Colin in Moss Green; $590 CAD.

” Designers John Baker and Juli Daoust Baker are experts at integrating their love of Scandinavian design into Canadian interiors in an unforced and wholly original way,” writes Alexa. See the results in Steal This Look: A Scandi Dining Room with Myriad Influences.

Botanical Wall Art

Above: UK-based botanical stylist Yasuyo Harvey and her husband, Phil, built a Japanese box garden (a tsuboniwa) with raised beds to grow the flowers for her work. See more at Home Tour: Inside Stylist Yasuyo Harvey’s Quiet London Remodel. Photograph courtesy of The Modern House.

Last year we visited her charming garden: The Botanical Life: At Home with London Stylist Yasuyo Harvey.

See more chartreuse, for garden use: Gardening 101: Bowles’ Golden Grass