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THE REAL ESTATE JOURNAL
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Going green Green is one of the most common colors to see on our nature-enriched island. And with the holiday season in full swing, green represents both vitality and festivity. The color is representative of life and growth because of its prevalence in nature, from the swaying palm trees by the beach to the moss on jungle grounds. Green also represents sustainability and is the forefront color in most ecofriendly and waste-free concepts. “The color green makes me feel calm and grounded. It sparks emotions of tranquility and peacefulness,” said Austin Grant, owner of Grey by Grant. “It reminds me of the local tradition of picking and cleaning lumot. Lumot is moss that is often used as the base for many traditional Nativity scenes in homes across the island.” It’s a color that is ideal for any space or design concept, Grant said, and as a focal color, it brings
Fresh plants and foliage can make a room look and feel more lively.
life and comfort to any setting. Because of its abundance in nature, it’s not difficult to find floral pieces and foliage to bring into the home. Most modern home trends with
fresh plants, too, he said. The pandemic has increased interest of indoor plants as people practice social distancing. With the holiday season in
full swing, the color green will be even more present as the island community decorates with festive colors. Christmas trees, continued on page 10
