Oh dear - I wish I had.

Not one of my favorite colors.

Not one of mine either, but I have never chosen my colors based on someone else's.

I don't like green to begin with....

Maybe with lots of white or as glow-in-the-dark stars.

I like it. A lot.

I don't want to see it on walls though!

I love this color!

I like the color as an accent but on the walls?

green = money = trump ???

Love it!! I had a similar color in two former living rooms (BM Stem Green). Made me so happy! My aunt loved it so much she painted her dining room the same color. Stunning. A happy yet sophisticated color.

It's a shade that is just too much for me in large quantities, but it's fine as an accent.

Lime green - early 70's. Last year it was the 80's.

We did our tiny laundry room in a similar color and it is fun and cheery.

Nice & fresh!

It makes a good accent color, but, I could never live with it. I dont like green anyway, so never paint anything green. However, my grandaughter has neutral color walls, and has both lime green and turquoise as accents, and they look really good together.

How do they pick these colors? I never seem to like any of them. I like many shades of green, but this one is too "neon."

Looks very back-to-the-late-70s! The guest bath in our house had apple green windows once upon a time, probably after they got rid of the 60-70s country theme. They painted over the green oil-based paint with white latex, which is of course now peeling so we can see the green peeking through. I kind of like that color scheme, though, it's bright and cheery.

Years ago I painted a laundry room a very similar color. Slate floor, black and cream toile curtains, black check throw rug and an iron chandelier. I really loved the room but I think the green would be too much in a larger application. I would definitely use it as an accent color.

Nope.

Uh oh, I'm official on trend. I have extensive accents in this color, or close variants in my kitchen and family room. I guess I officially need to move on to a new color accent.

I think i would tire of it quickly. My 18yo dd had her room painted a similar color 4 years ago and she is asking me to change it to a softer color.

EASTER GRASS GREEN (lol)! As much as I love many shades of green, this one, IMO, is not very attractive for use in a home. I sure wouldn't use it.

I would use it as an accent colour in accessories bought from Winners, Home Sense or Pier 1. In other words, no investment pieces.

I love all shades of green. I personally wouldn't use this as a wall color but would like it as an accent color. As a primary color in a room by someone else, I would appreciate it as a statement.

ewww...one of my least favorite colors.

That was the color of my Kohler bathroom sink in 1974. Wallpaper was white and green. Floor was this green as well. Cabinets and Formica was white. Had a crocheted blanket on my bed that was bright yellow, white and apple green. Walls were bright yellow.

I saw a picture of a door in this color yesterday online, and I really like it. It looks so refreshing.

I love the refreshingly bold Green's! I have been wanting to do my formal dining room like this for a long time but can not gather the ovum to do so...I have my cabbage dishes that my grandfather made in the seventies even.

The dining room above looks more chartreuse to me.

Didn't we have that as color of the year a few years ago?

I actually had a studio living/bedroom like this waaaaay back, also a kitchen at one point.

As an accent, I would been fine with this.

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Looks like the Houzz logo color....

oh thank you powers that be! I LOVE LOVE LOVE green, and I've had the hardest time finding anything in greens!

Not a fan of that shade, nope not at all. Whenever I see anything in that color, I can't help but think of my lawn. And lawns belong outside.

I like it too. In small doses. I had pillows and some other accents of this color in the family room of our last house. It was also one of the major colors in the area rug. I think it's a fresh, happy color. In small doses. :-)

Here's a Houzz article with some examples:

https://www.houzz.com/magazine/meet-greenery-pantones-2017-color-of-the-year-stsetivw-vs~77585369

They include some paint examples -- the BM shade

As I mentioned, I already have a lot of similar hues as accents in my own spaces, although this one is brighter and more yellow than what I've used in most cases. Although, one could argue that most people already have this color in their homes in the form of plants and floral arrangements.

@EM11 Good call on the palette used in Houzz! It seems though Greenery is a bit brighter and more yellow -- the HTML reference is 88B04B and 84BD00

It appears (from reading Elena Igumnova >Houzz) that these trends are mainly coming from Russia. It's a good thing that I can read a bit of Russian, but I had not thought of looking to Russia for trends before. When I was doing a kitchen design while I was in design school, I tried to find books on Russian kitchens, and I could only find one in the library. It was from the 1930s or '40s, and the kitchen design was horrible and amazingly primitive. It even had wood-burning stoves. After that, I stopped looking to Russia for inspiration, but maybe it is time to take a third look.

Well apparently our president elect is looking to russia for inspiration! I know ...take it to hot topics! But I couldn't help it!

;)

Here is a Russian designer who has embraced this color.

@lars. If you want to see bold, (lots of reds, golds, and now greens) the Russians have mastered it. Well the older generation at least. The younger one is just now embracing contemporary design. But it's still not the norm there.

Personally, I hate it (and I'm Russian.) Think it's way too loud and too much.

Looks like the queen is ahead of the game lol

https://www.pantone.com/pages/MYP_mypantone/mypInfo.aspx?ca=75&pg=20994

I translated a Russian folk tale (from Russian and German) to English, and I find the Russian style of design very appropriate for folk and fairy tales, but it's a bit much to live with. It's one thing to spend a day a the The Hermitage, but it would be something else to live with it, I think. I'm not a fan of Baroque, whether it is French, German, or Russian, although I do like Italian Baroque - particularly Borromini and Bernini. I'm okay with loud, but I'm not okay with loud and too much. For my own house, I prefer an uncluttered look - otherwise I get dizzy and my energy get sapped by not knowing where to look. I especially like the minimalist architecture of Latin America, and that can be a bit loud regarding the colors, but it is also serene, at least to me. Even a bright somewhat lime green can be serene for me, if use properly.