Sage green colors by Benjamin Moore, Valspar and Glidden.

A sage green glass backsplash adds some personality to the family kitchen. Image: 50 Degrees

Sage cabinets flow into the dining room, painted in a coordinating hunter green tone. Image: NJK Interiors

A rich sage offsets the copper backsplash of this contemporary kitchen. Image: Finch Studio

A modern farmhouse-style kitchen design with two-tone cabinet colors. Image: In Toto Kitchens

Industrial accents like white subway tiles and brushed silver barstools and pendants work perfectly with sage green. Image: Godrich Interiors

Sage adds a peaceful, spa-like feel to this bathroom remodel. Image: Kaner Interior Design

The sage green tiles warm up this fusion bathroom that blends Asian and Mid Century Modern styles. Image: Wertheimer Architects

Combine the cool sage green color with warm spice tones for a unique and striking effect. Image: Robin Bond Interiors

The grasscloth wallpaper features shades of sage, aqua and taupe for a rich and contemporary effect. Image: Penman Interiors

A darker shade of sage adds an intimate feel to this large, bright and airy master bedroom. Image: Annie Hall Interiors

Upholstering the lounge in a soft sage chenille fabric adds a subtle splash of color in an elegantly neutral living room. Image: Crittall Windows

An eclectic living room featuring a Mid Century Modern sectional in a silvery gray sage fabric. Image: Christina Loucks

While sage green is normally very cool in tone, a warmer shade of the tone works beautifully with golds and mustards. Image: James Thomas

Sage can be very gender-neutral and a good alternative to classic pastel colors. Image: Home Stagers

A pale sage adds polish to this young girl’s bedroom. Image: Mead Quin Design

The sage green walls carry the landscaping of the outdoors in. Image: Tamara Mack Design