Green Home Accessories with Charming Linocut Prints

October 6, 2026

Green has a quiet way of settling into a room, bringing a sense of calm without shouting for attention. If your home could use a fresh note of colour this season, a few green accessories might be all it takes.

Bringing a soothing green touch into your rooms

Green is often linked with growth and renewal, and it works especially well in homes that get plenty of natural light, which describes most apartments and townhouses here. The KONSTFULL vase adds a sculptural touch to a shelf or table, while the DEJSA table lamp brings warm, gentle lighting to a reading corner or bedside table.

For lazy mornings or breakfast in bed, the RESGODS bed tray is a practical addition, giving you a steady surface for coffee and a book. Round things off with an IKEA 365+ mug, simple enough to use daily yet nice enough to leave out on the kitchen counter. Together, these pieces build a look that feels restful rather than overdone, suited to smaller rooms where every object earns its place.

Bringing a soothing green touch into your rooms

KONSTFULL vase, green-brown, 16 cm

RESGODS bed tray, bamboo, 52x29 cm

IKEA 365+ mug, white, 36 cl

DEJSA table lamp, beige/opal white glass, 28 cm

BLANDA BLANK serving bowl, stainless steel, 28 cm

OFTAST serving bowl, white, 23 cm

Shop Serveware

Pulling the look together with pattern and texture

This is where lino print patterns come into their own, adding gentle visual interest without overwhelming a room. The DYTÅG throw is ideal for draping over a sofa or armchair, useful too during the cooler, damper winter evenings when a bit of extra warmth is welcome. Pair it with the FÄRGKLAR mug for your morning tea and the GULLHULT wall shelf to display smaller treasures or plants.

At the table, the GLADELIG plate adds character to everyday meals, while the MÅTTLIG milk-frothing jug is handy for anyone who enjoys a proper coffee at home. Finish the setting with the SEGERÖN chair with armrests, comfortable enough for long Sunday lunches. Altogether, these pieces suit the relaxed, easy living that so many Maltese homes are built around.