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There’s a fine line between a room that feels like a moody, high-end design boutique and one that feels like a festive holiday catalog.
Luckily, pairing olive green and burgundy is all about staying firmly on the chic side of that line.
Both colors bring a rich, grounded warmth to a space without fighting for attention. Styled alongside natural woods, aged brass, and soft textures, this palette moves seamlessly between relaxed boho, classic Pottery Barn, and modern mid-century styles.
If you’re ready to translate your favorite Pinterest boards into a real-life space you actually want to hang out in, here are my favorite ways to make this color power-duo work for your home.
The Olive Green and Burgundy Color Palette
Before we get into individual rooms, it helps to look at the palette as a whole.
Olive green and burgundy are both deep, muted colors, so I wouldn’t necessarily pair them with lots of other strong colors. Instead, I like to build out the palette with warm cream, oatmeal, walnut and medium-toned woods, aged brass, and natural woven textures.
Warm cream is especially important because it gives the darker colors somewhere to breathe. Natural wood keeps everything feeling earthy, while brass adds just enough warmth without making the palette feel overly formal.
You also don’t need equal amounts of green and burgundy. In fact, most of my favorite rooms use one as the main color and the other as an accent. That tends to create a much more natural, layered look.
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- Dining Rooms in Green & Burgundy
- Living Room Ideas
- Kitchens with Burgundy + Olive Green
- Bedroom Inspiration
- Bathroom Color Scheme Ideas
Burgundy and Olive Green Dining Room Ideas
A dining room gives you plenty of room to play with deeper color. Try dark olive green or burgundy walls, then balance them with warm wood, cream upholstery, and a vintage-inspired rug. For something lighter, keep the walls neutral and bring olive and burgundy into the room through textiles, artwork, and decor.
Modern Olive Green and Burgundy Dining Room
This olive green and burgundy dining room gives the earthy color combination a decidedly modern feel. Sculptural olive green dining chairs surround a warm walnut table, while floor-to-ceiling burgundy curtains add richness without darkening the entire room.
The oversized abstract artwork brings both colors together, and the fluted wood credenza, creamy textured rug, and simple brass accents create that warm Crate & Barrel meets West Elm look. It’s a sophisticated take on a burgundy and olive green color scheme that feels contemporary, inviting, and easy to live with.
Classic Burgundy and Olive Green Dining Room
This burgundy and olive green dining room takes a warmer, more collected approach to the color combination. Deep burgundy walls create a rich backdrop, while olive green appears in the chair cushions, curtains, and vintage-inspired rug.
Natural cane, warm wood, creamy upholstery, and aged brass keep the darker colors from feeling too heavy, while the striped table runner and layered accessories give the space an easy, lived-in quality. It’s a cozy example of how a burgundy and olive green color scheme can feel sophisticated without being overly formal.
Warm Olive Green and Burgundy Dining Room
This olive green and burgundy dining room feels warm, layered, and inviting without becoming overly formal. The muted olive green rug and upholstered dining chairs establish the earthy foundation, while deep burgundy curtains and a simple table runner add richness and contrast. A substantial wood dining table, aged brass lighting, warm cream walls, and natural textures soften the darker colors and give the room a relaxed, collected feel. It’s a beautiful example of an olive green and burgundy color scheme that works especially well with warm wood tones and vintage-inspired accents.
Olive Green Dining Room with Burgundy Accents
This olive green and burgundy dining room feels fresh and modern, with paneled olive walls creating a warm backdrop for the round wood table. A burgundy sideboard and subtle burgundy tones in the floral curtains add contrast, while mid-century chairs and the oversized pendant keep the room feeling clean and contemporary.
Cottage Olive Green and Burgundy Dining Room
This olive green and burgundy dining room takes the color combination in a relaxed cottage direction. A round natural wood table and mix of olive upholstered and vintage-inspired wood chairs give the room a collected feel, while warm white walls keep the deeper colors from becoming too heavy. The painted olive green hutch, faded burgundy rug, patterned window shade, and small botanical prints add just enough old-house charm for a cozy, approachable space that feels gathered over time.
Moody Dark Green and Burgundy Dining Room
Deep dark olive green walls give this dining room its cozy, enveloping feel, while warm cream slipcovered chairs and a natural wood table provide plenty of contrast. Burgundy accents are woven in sparingly through the textiles and accessories, with aged brass lighting, vintage artwork, and the fireplace adding to the layered, lived-in look. This dark green and burgundy color scheme has that relaxed, cinematic Nancy Meyers-inspired quality—polished and beautiful, but still comfortable enough for everyday dinners.
Modern Burgundy Dining Room with Olive Green Chairs
Deep burgundy walls and olive green dining chairs make a bold statement in this modern dining room. The graphic abstract artwork pulls both colors together, while the black round table, simple geometric rug, and sculptural pendant give the space a more contemporary edge. It’s a great example of using both colors prominently without making the room feel overly busy.
Olive Green and Burgundy Kitchen Ideas
An olive green kitchen pairs beautifully with burgundy, especially when warm wood, cream, and aged brass are part of the mix. Try olive green cabinets with smaller burgundy accents, or reverse the palette with burgundy walls and cream or wood cabinetry. Even a patterned shade or vintage runner can bring the two colors together.
Warm Olive Green Kitchen with Burgundy Accents
This olive green kitchen brings the burgundy and green color scheme to life with rich olive cabinetry, warm wood tones, creamy stone countertops, and aged brass details. Burgundy is used more sparingly through the leather counter stools, vintage-inspired runner, cookware, and accessories, giving the room depth without competing with the green. Natural textures and warm cream finishes soften the palette, creating an olive green and burgundy kitchen that feels cozy, collected, and timeless.
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Cozy Vintage Olive Green and Burgundy Kitchen
This olive green and burgundy kitchen has a cozy, collected feel that looks like it evolved over time. Deep olive green walls create a warm backdrop for creamy cabinetry and natural wood countertops, while burgundy appears in the vintage-style range, pottery, textiles, and patterned window shade. Aged brass, open wood shelving, and softly worn accessories add character, creating an inviting burgundy and olive green color scheme that feels charming and lived-in rather than overly polished.
Olive Green and Burgundy Bedroom Ideas
Bedrooms are an easy place to experiment with an olive green and burgundy color scheme. Start with an olive upholstered bed or deeper green accents, then layer in burgundy through throws, pillows, rugs, or artwork. Warm cream bedding and natural wood keep the richer colors feeling soft and inviting.
Light & Modern Olive Green and Burgundy Bedroom
This olive green and burgundy bedroom takes the color scheme in a lighter, more modern direction. The olive green upholstered bed brings in plenty of earthy color, while crisp cream bedding keeps the room feeling bright and airy. A chunky burgundy throw and patterned lumbar pillow add just enough contrast without overwhelming the space, while the oversized abstract artwork ties the entire burgundy and olive green color scheme together. Warm wood, brass, and natural textures finish the room with a clean, contemporary feel.
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Burgundy Walls with an Olive Green Bed
This burgundy and olive green bedroom goes bold with deep burgundy walls and a soft olive green upholstered bed. Crisp white bedding keeps the darker colors from feeling heavy, while olive curtains, a vintage-inspired rug, warm brass, and modern artwork give the room a sophisticated, collected feel.
Olive Green Walls with a Burgundy Bed
Here, the olive green and burgundy bedroom color scheme is completely reversed. Moody olive green walls create an earthy backdrop for the burgundy upholstered bed, while white bedding, botanical artwork, warm wood, and smaller floral accents soften the richer colors. It’s a great example of how the same two-color palette can feel entirely different depending on which shade takes the lead.
bination a cleaner, more contemporary feel. A muted olive upholstered bed provides the foundation, while rich burgundy pillows and a cozy throw bring warmth and depth. The oversized abstract artwork pulls the entire burgundy and olive green color scheme together, while walnut furniture, creamy linen, brass accents, and a softly patterned rug keep the room warm, modern, and inviting.
Modern Organic Olive Green and Burgundy Bedroom
This olive green and burgundy bedroom blends clean modern lines with warm, organic details. The softly curved olive green bed anchors the room, while burgundy pillows, a textured throw, and a small accent chair add rich color without making the space feel heavy. The botanical abstract artwork brings the entire olive green and burgundy color scheme together, while warm wood, aged brass, creamy neutrals, and natural textures keep the bedroom feeling bright, relaxed, and contemporary.
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A Bit Moody: Olive Green and Burgundy Bedroom
This olive green and burgundy bedroom shows just how cozy and sophisticated this color combination can feel. Deep olive green sets the mood, while layers of rich burgundy add warmth and contrast. Warm wood tones, aged brass, creamy neutrals, and the vintage-inspired rug soften the darker colors and give the room a collected, lived-in look. It’s a beautiful example of a burgundy and olive green color scheme that feels rich and dramatic without becoming too dark or overly formal.
Vintage-Inspired Olive Green and Burgundy Bedroom
This olive green and burgundy bedroom takes the color combination in a more vintage-inspired direction. The olive upholstered bed creates an earthy focal point, while burgundy velvet pillows, a textured throw, and the barely-there accent chair add rich, warm contrast. A collected gallery wall, aged brass lighting, warm wood furniture, and a softly patterned rug give the room character without making it feel overly traditional. It’s a cozy, collected take on a burgundy and olive green color scheme that feels timeless rather than trendy.
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Burgundy and Olive Green Bathroom Ideas
Bathrooms are a great place to go a little bolder with this palette. Burgundy bathroom walls look especially rich with walnut, creamy stone, brass, and olive accents, while an olive green vanity offers a lighter approach. Here are a few ways to use the combination in everything from small powder rooms to a larger primary ensuite.
Vintage Burgundy Bathroom with Olive Green Accents
This burgundy bathroom embraces a cozy grandmillennial look with deep wine-colored walls, warm wood cabinetry, marble, and aged brass details. Olive green appears subtly through the botanical artwork, greenery, and vintage-inspired rug, while the patterned Roman shade ties the entire burgundy and olive green color scheme together. Layered textiles, collected artwork, and traditional details give the space plenty of personality while still feeling warm and inviting.
Vintage Olive Green Bathroom with Burgundy Accents
This olive green and burgundy bathroom takes the palette in a playful vintage direction. Glossy olive green tile, warm walnut cabinetry, and a burgundy countertop create a rich foundation, while the patterned wallpaper and vintage-style rug bring the two colors together. Brass fixtures and warm cream details keep the space feeling cozy and collected rather than overly coordinated.
Modern Farmhouse Bathroom with Olive Green Vanity
Cozy farmhouse style bathroom with an olive green vanity (love!) along with little burgundy touches throughout, from the towels to the rug runner. The brass really sets off the whole bathroom and balances out the darker colors.
Olive Green and Burgundy Powder Room
This olive green powder room shows how beautifully the color can work as a rich backdrop in a smaller space. The warm walnut vanity, creamy stone countertop, and aged brass fixtures soften the deep olive walls, while burgundy appears in the patterned sconces, towels, florals, and vintage-inspired rug. The result is an olive green and burgundy bathroom that feels cozy and collected without being overly traditional.
Rustic Burgundy Bathroom with Olive Green Accents
Deep burgundy walls give this burgundy bathroom a warm, cocooning feel, while the rustic wood vanity and natural stone sink bring in an earthy cottage look. Olive green towels and subtle botanical details provide contrast without competing with the wall color, and aged brass, woven textures, and vintage artwork add character. It’s a more relaxed, rustic interpretation of the burgundy and olive green color scheme that feels charming, organic, and genuinely lived-in.
Moody Olive Green Bathroom with Burgundy Tile
Deep olive green walls and burgundy shower tile give this bathroom a moodier, more modern look. The warm wood vanity, aged brass fixtures, and patterned burgundy rug soften the darker colors, while the arched shower opening and vintage-inspired lighting add just enough character to keep the space feeling warm and collected rather than overly polished.
Modern Olive Green Bathroom with Burgundy Accents
This olive green bathroom gives the earthy color palette a clean, modern update. Rich olive green walls create a cozy backdrop for the warm wood vanity, creamy stone, and aged brass finishes, while burgundy towels, artwork, and the vintage-inspired rug add just enough contrast. The abstract botanical art helps tie the olive green and burgundy color scheme together, creating a bathroom that feels warm and layered while still keeping that simple, contemporary Pottery Barn-meets-West Elm look.
Olive Green and Burgundy Cottage Bathroom
This olive green and burgundy bathroom has a charming cottage feel, with olive beadboard, a warm wood vanity, and rich burgundy patterned tile underfoot. The vintage-inspired shower curtain brings the entire palette together, while woven lighting, brass fixtures, and warm white walls keep the room feeling light and relaxed.
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Burgundy Primary Bathroom with Olive Green Accents
This burgundy bathroom takes the olive green and burgundy color scheme in a richer, more sophisticated direction. Deep burgundy walls create a warm backdrop for the long walnut double vanity, creamy stone countertops, aged brass fixtures, and vintage-inspired botanical artwork. Muted olive green towels and upholstery bring in just enough contrast, while the patterned runner ties the entire palette together. The mix of natural wood, warm cream, burgundy, and olive gives this primary bathroom an elevated, collected look without feeling overly formal or staged.
Olive Green and Burgundy Living Room Ideas
There are so many ways to use olive green and burgundy in a living room. An olive sofa can anchor the palette, while burgundy works beautifully in pillows, throws, rugs, and artwork. Or flip the look with burgundy walls and a cream sofa. Natural wood, cognac leather, and warm neutrals make both colors even easier to live with.
Earthy Boho Burgundy, Olive Green & Ochre Living Room
This boho olive green and burgundy living room layers rich earthy color with plenty of natural texture. Warm cream upholstery creates a soft foundation for olive green, deep burgundy, and golden ochre accents, while vintage-inspired textiles, natural wood, woven details, and eclectic artwork give the room its relaxed, collected personality. The ochre is especially good here—it warms up the burgundy and olive green color combination and gives the palette that cozy, organic bohemian feel without becoming overly colorful.
Olive Green Kitchen & Burgundy Living Room Color Scheme
This open-concept space shows how an olive green and burgundy color scheme can flow beautifully from one room to another. Deep olive green kitchen cabinets become the backdrop, while the adjoining living room uses warm cream upholstery, burgundy textiles, natural wood, and smaller olive accents to carry the palette forward. A simple jute rug keeps the living room quiet and textural, while the patterned kitchen shade adds just a touch of the botanical print from our original color palette. It’s a great example of using the same burgundy, olive green, and warm cream color combination throughout a home without making every room look identical.
Olive Green Sectional with Burgundy and Caramel Accents
This olive green living room feels warm, earthy, and relaxed, with a large sectional layered with muted burgundy, caramel, cream, and subtly patterned pillows. Natural wood beams, a woven jute rug, warm walnut furniture, and soft neutral walls give the space an organic, collected feel while letting the olive green and burgundy color palette take center stage.
Modern Olive Green Living Room with Burgundy Accents
This olive green living room takes a lighter, more playful approach to the color palette. A textured olive sofa is paired with burgundy and patterned pillows, while the oversized abstract artwork brings in warm rust, ochre, cream, and muted green. Natural wood and woven textures keep the space feeling relaxed, modern, and earthy.
Warm Olive Green Living Room with Burgundy Accents
A large olive green sectional anchors this warm, relaxed living room, while burgundy pillows and subtle burgundy details in the vintage-style rug add depth without overwhelming the space. Walnut wood furniture, creamy walls, soft neutral textiles, and modern abstract artwork give the room that comfortable Pottery Barn meets Crate & Barrel feel.
Moody Burgundy & Olive Green Living Room
Deep burgundy walls create a dramatic backdrop for this burgundy and olive green living room, while the simple cream linen sofa keeps the space from feeling too dark. Olive green pillows, subtle patterned textiles, and the striped green-and-burgundy rug layer the two colors throughout the room without making the palette feel overly coordinated. Warm wood, soft brass lighting, and oversized abstract artwork finish the space with a modern, organic feel that proves a dark burgundy color scheme can still feel inviting and livable.
Olive Green and Burgundy Living Room with Warm Rustic Style
This olive green and burgundy living room pairs a deep olive sofa with rich burgundy textiles, warm cognac leather, and layers of natural wood for a cozy, sophisticated look. The oversized artwork and vintage-inspired rug pull the earthy burgundy and olive green color scheme together, while the stone fireplace, creamy linen curtains, and relaxed styling soften the darker tones. The result has that comfortable Restoration Hardware meets Pottery Barn feel—substantial and polished, but still warm enough for everyday living.
Boho Living Room in Cream, Dark Green and Burgundy
Paint Colors for an Olive Green and Burgundy Color Scheme
You don’t necessarily need to paint anything to use this palette, but paint is one of the easiest ways to establish which color will lead the room.
For olive green, look for shades that are muted, earthy, and slightly brown rather than bright or overly sage-like. Burgundy works best here when it leans toward deep wine, merlot, or oxblood, rather than a cooler purple-red.
If you’re using olive green or burgundy on the walls, warm white and cream are natural choices for trim, ceilings, and adjoining spaces. They give these deeper colors some breathing room and keep the overall palette warm.
Olive Green Paint Colors to Try
A few shades that would work beautifully with burgundy include Sherwin-Williams Rosemary, Sherwin-Williams Dried Thyme (just a shade lighter than Rosemary), Benjamin Moore Dark Olive, and Benjamin Moore Tate Olive.
These greens have enough depth and warmth to complement burgundy without making the combination feel too traditional or Christmas-y.
Burgundy Paint Colors to Try
For a rich burgundy, consider Benjamin Moore New London Burgundy, Benjamin Moore Dark Burgundy, Sherwin-Williams Carnelian, or Sherwin-Williams Sommelier.
The goal is a deep, sophisticated red with wine or earthy undertones rather than a bright, primary red.
Warm Whites to Pull It All Together
For the lighter parts of the palette, Sherwin-Williams Alabaster and Benjamin Moore White Dove are both soft warm whites that pair nicely with olive green, burgundy, walnut wood, and aged brass. If you’d like something a bit more creamy, try SW Wool Skein or Benjamin Moore’s Smokey Taupe.
One tip: Always sample these colors in your actual room before committing. Olive green and burgundy can both shift considerably depending on natural light, flooring, and the other finishes in the space. Peel-and-stick paint samples make it much easier to compare several shades on different walls before choosing a favorite.
How to Make Burgundy and Olive Green Work Together
The biggest mistake I’d avoid with this color combination is trying to make every single thing green or burgundy.
Instead, think of it more like a formula: choose one dominant color, use the second color in smaller doses, and then surround both with warm neutrals and natural materials.
If the walls are burgundy, you probably don’t need a burgundy sofa, rug, curtains, and pillows too. Let olive green show up in one or two meaningful places and allow cream and wood to soften everything around it.
Likewise, if you’ve fallen in love with olive green cabinetry or an olive sofa, a few well-placed burgundy accents may be much more effective than trying to split the room 50/50.
That’s ultimately what makes this palette work so well: the colors don’t need to match—they just need room to complement each other.
Final Thoughts
Olive green and burgundy might sound like a bold color combination on paper, but in a room, it can be remarkably easy to live with.
Both colors have enough depth to make a space interesting, while warm cream, natural wood, woven textures, and aged brass keep the overall palette grounded and inviting.
And you can dial the look up or down as much as you want. Paint the walls burgundy for something dramatic, invest in an olive green sofa or vanity for a strong focal point, or simply bring the combination into an otherwise neutral room through textiles and artwork.
That’s probably my favorite thing about this olive green and burgundy color scheme: it gives you a very distinct look without requiring every room in your house to follow exactly the same formula.
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