Looking to give your living room an upgrade? Create an eclectic focal point with a green velvet couch. Typically mid-century modern-inspired, they blend luxurious velvet upholstery fabric with sleek metal accents and sturdy wood frames.
So to help you shop and find the perfect piece of furniture for your living space, we've rounded up twelve stylish green velvet sofas below. With every silhouette, size, and color green to choose from, there's one to complement every home decor style.
Check Out These 12 Gorgeous Green Velvet Couch and Green Velvet Sofa Styles
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This Tufted Green Velvet Sofa from Adesso Imports gives your living room a healthy dose of glamour. The swanky, mid-century modern piece boasts Belgian velvet upholstery fabric with plush cushions and eye-catching tufting details. A sleek brass base grounds the low-profile silhouette and accentuates the rich dark green shade.
How gorgeous is this Hendrix Flared-Arm Velvet Loveseat from Etta Avenue? Its curved silhouette features elegant channel tufting with an eclectic scalloped edge. Thin gold legs made of sturdy iron create a stable, balanced base for the wooden frame, foam-filled cushions, and sinuous spring seats. Its compact size and tailored profile make it an ideal choice for small spaces.
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This stunning KST Sofa was designed by Ross Cassidy exclusively for CB2. The contemporary silhouette effortlessly combines 60s-inspired rolled arms, a bold wooden base, and monochromatic welts along the edges. It's constructed from luxe cotton-polyester velvet upholstery fabric, down-feather cushions, and a solid FSC-certified oak wood frame with a cerused finish. At 91 inches wide, it comfortably sits three.
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With its low-profile silhouette and squared frame, this Mirren Three-Cushion Sofa from Anthropologie lends well to contemporary spaces. Three seat cushions, back cushions, and throw pillows create perfectly balanced proportions. Turned maple wood legs and luxe emerald green fabric instantly pop against any color palette.
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Bring the feel of a tropical vacation to your very own home with the Levin Green Velvet Left Sectional from Chic Home Design. Upholstered in lushes green velvet and plush multi-seat cushions atop gold-tone metal Y-legs., it adds a pop of color to any indoor space. Elegant rolled arms and gold-tone detailed nailhead trim round out the look. The Levin is well suited for both traditional and contemporary design environments.
For a unique take on the trend, try a soft sage green shade instead of classic emerald green. This Fleury Velvet Rolled Arm Sofa from House of Hampton creates a luxurious centerpiece in any living room, den, or sitting area. Its Chesterfield-inspired design features scrolled arms, turned legs, and nailhead trim. Channel tufting and plush velvet upholstery add a sleek, modern touch. Measuring 84 inches in length, it comfortably seats three.
Going for a boho vibe? The Calais Channel-Tufted Green Velvet Sofa from Project 62 is just what your space needs! Its square profile features sophisticated channel tufting and raised armrests for a contemporary boho feel. Four slightly-tapered feet provide a balanced foundation for the sturdy rubberwood frame and plush upholstery material. Paired with textured accent pillows and a cozy throw blanket, it's the perfect spot to curl up and read a book.
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If there's one piece of green velvet furniture worth splurging on, it's Troy Smith Studio's Green Velvet Sofa. Its unique design is as much a functional sofa as it is a work of modern art. Each tube is individually upholstered with its own hardwood and steel frame underneath. Angled legs crafted from solid brass add the perfect finishing touch. Needless to say, it's the type of piece you'll want to hold onto forever.
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The search is over. This Mid-Century Show Wood Sofa from West Elm draws inspiration from mid-century modern Scandinavian furniture. Its exposed solid ash wood frame with tapered legs and arms gives an airy feel to your sitting area. Thick seat cushions and back pillows covered in retro green upholstery bring the perfect balance of comfort, support, and style. Consider it the ideal spot to kick your feet up!
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This Sloan Chaise Sectional from Interior Define is customizable down to the very last detail. Shoppers can hand-pick everything from leg finishes to chaise lengths to cushion fill material. You can even choose between a left and right-facing chaise depending on the layout and traffic pattern of your space. Might we suggest pairing the sage green performance velvet upholstery with brass plated legs? The classic combination makes for a clean, mid-century modern look with an undeniably modern feel.
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West Elm's design team kept comfort top of mind when creating this versatile Harmony Sofa. It's practical, plush, and completely customizable. You can choose from a wide range of width, depth, cushion style, and fabric options to create a sofa that's perfect for your space. The modern green velvet sofa features a hand-built frame and soft, feather-wrapped cushions hand-finished with luxe velvet upholstery. Loose lumbar and arm pillows ensure optimal comfort and support while you sit, lounge, or take an afternoon nap.
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This beautiful Orion 3-Seat Sofa from Nika Zupanc is guaranteed to impress your house guests. The Slovenian designer is known for her unique designs and artistic flair. Her modern velvet sofa boasts a minimalist, curved silhouette with gold arms that accentuate the fluid lines of the piece. The rich green shade of the plush velvet upholstery looks particularly great next to your favorite houseplants.
Velvet couch pros and cons
Before purchasing a velvet couch, here are some pros and cons:
Pros
Durable
Velvet is a synthetic material and makes it more durable and hard-wearing- making velvet material a great choice for a family with kids.
Add Texture To Your Space
Unlike the other types of fabric, velvet adds far more depth and excitement to your indoor space.
Easy to clean
Velvet fabric is typically easy to clean with wiping and vacuuming. As with other fabrics, it's best to deal with stains and spill immediately to avoid staining.
Comfortable
Velvet couches are wonderfully comfortable. It is soft to touch and perfect for colder climates as the material can get warm.
Cons
Attracts dust and pet hair
Velvet is not pet-friendly as it is susceptible to attracting pet hair and dirt. So if you have pets at home, a velvet couch may not be your ideal material.
Weak Fiber
If your velvet couch is in contact with sunlight, the fiber will become weak. So it is best that you keep your couch away from sunlight.
