Green Theme Bullet Journal Ideas
If you’re on the hunt for inspiring Bullet Journal ideas, why not explore a green theme that brings a fresh, calming vibe to your pages?
From leafy designs to earthy tones, green-themed spreads can add a sense of peace and creativity to your journal. Think lush plant doodles, minimalist layouts with splashes of mint, or even bold forest-inspired trackers.
Green theme journal ideas not only look amazing but can also help you stay grounded as you organize your thoughts and goals. It’s your chance to channel nature’s charm into your own little hub of productivity and self-expression.
And the best part is that since our building a theme around the color, you can really go as simple or as elaborate with it as you want!
Green is truly one of the most beautiful and versatile colors out there. It’s the color of growth, renewal, and nature, and it comes in so many stunning shades—from soft pastels like mint and sage to rich tones like emerald and forest green.
These endless variations make green the perfect choice for anyone looking to add personality and charm to their Bullet Journal. Whether you prefer a minimalist approach or love elaborate designs, green gives you plenty of room to experiment and play.
The beauty of a green theme is also in its adaptability. You can play around with shades of green and endless green-colored items, but that’s not the limit. Green pairs beautifully with other colors like gold, black, or even pink, letting you customize your pages to match your style.
This post is packed with Bullet Journal theme ideas to help you bring this energy into your own designs.
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Stationery Recommendations
But first, let’s have a quick chat about different stationery that you can use to create pages in your Bullet Journal. After all, having fun supplies you love will definitely make it more exciting to plan your days.
Here are some of my favorite supplies that I’m sure you’ll love as well:
- Fineliners. Black fineliners are the bread and butter of my journal, and I can’t recommend them enough. Smooth, with black ink, waterproof, and usually available with different tip sizes! Some of my favorites are Faber Castell Pitt Artist and Sakura Pigma Micron.
- Markers. There are so many amazing markers to add color to your journal! My current favorites are Crayola Super Tips, since they come in many colors and plenty of shades of green. Some other options I love are Tombow Dual Brush Pens which are also available in many colors and can be used for brush lettering as well.
- Washi tape. This is not something I use often, but at some point, I started getting into it, and it’s amazing how easily washi tape can add a creative spark to your page with no fuzz at all. For washi tape check Washi Tape Shop, they have all kids of sizes and designs available!
This list can go on and on forever, there are so many amazing items out there! So, let’s just cut it here and dive into green theme Bullet Journal ideas to help you get creative in adding this color to your layouts.
Green Theme Bullet Journal Ideas
There are so many different ways to add green to your Bullet Journal pages, and in this post, I gathered 17 different ideas from different creators.
Each has their own style and aesthetics, so I'm sure you'll find elements and ideas that you like here to create your own unique Green theme.
And if you still feel like you want more, there are many different inspirations in the other posts linked at the end.
I love geometric themes because they are easy to create, and they always end up looking so different and creative. This layout, for example, just needed some whishi tape and pens of different colors.
I also really love that the creator used gold for accents and added purple color to the mix, making this page really pop.
This is my little take on a green theme with a houseplant-themed monthly setup. There are plenty of other colors here, but considering the theme, green is obviously a prevalent one.
Houseplants are pretty easy to doodle, so it's a great theme for a quick and creative setup.
I can't tell exactly what this theme is, but it looks very stylish and aesthetic. I love the idea of using color to create a darkly colored background and leaving only the daily boxes white.
Another house plant monthly log, and this creator went for a completely different style, doing it more in a minimalist and aesthetic style with fewer doodles and more blank space. I think it looks absolutely stunning, and I love how well these little pink accents look together with the green.
I absolutely love this cover page and the theme the creator chose. There are so many beautiful shades of green here that, again, work very well with the pink flowers.
Camping is a wonderful theme to do if you want to bring green to your Bulelt journey; after all, there is so much green around you when you go camping. As you can see on this monthly log, it doesn't have to be very elaborate and complicated.
Tropical forests are beautiful places with so many different shades of green present! I didn't want to do the entire forest, so I chose simply to do different leaves. Actually, there are so many different leaf shapes to choose from; this theme was very fun and varied as well.
Cacti are very easy to draw, and as you can see, they are also super cute and very varied, even if you just use different shades of green. I love that this creator also didn't use any black lines for these doodles, just different shades of green.
If you want to use a certain color as your Bullet Journal theme, you really don't need to come up with different ideas; you can simply use the color itself as a theme. Like this creator, you can simply use green as a background for your headers, and it will automatically create a cohesive theme across the month.
Another fun way to build a green theme is by using green-colored paper to add accents to your page. Actually, you can bring all the green things you have - paper, washi tape, stickers and use it all to create one theme.
I absolutely adore this monthly log and the different shades of green the creator chose for the monthly layout. I also really like that they added the shades to each box so they look like they almost pop out of the page.
Anything nature-themed is actually perfect if you want your pages to have more green in them. I especially love this particular cover page because orange works so well with green, making it so vivid and elaborate.
I love this layout and the softer and darker green color the creator used. Again, we see how well gold color works with green.
Here is one more beautiful example of a Bullet Journal page that takes its inspiration from nature. The creator added just one soft illustration and then used green accents for all the other elements.
The forest is a perfect theme idea for bringing more green to your Bullet Journal, and I adore the beautiful illustration the creator added to their cover page here. This is a fantastic idea for anyone who is really into using watercolor; I imagine if you know how to watercolor, an illustration like that would be pretty easy to create.
For a change, here is a weekly spread that is all in shades of green. It's also such a well-organized and structured layout!
Last but not least is this beautiful green cover page with super cute bunnies. I love the p[attered paper the creator used for this layout; it helps to add interest and sweetness to the layout.
Free Bullet Journal Printables
As I mentioned before, be sure to grab your free Bullet Journal printables I’ve created to make your planning easier. There are plenty of different pages there, including several green-themed layouts.
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If you’ve never used printables before, be sure to check my post How To Use Printables In Your Bullet Journal.
It’s pretty basic, and you can find all the supplies you need in my post Supplies For Using Bullet Journal Printables.
More Resources
Are you still on a lookout for more ideas? I have you covered, since I’ve been browsing for more inspirations all the time.
Check out these posts next:
- Bullet Journal Green Theme Inspirations
- Bullet Journal Green Weekly Spread Ideas
- Green Bullet Journal Theme Inspirations
>>> WHat kind of green theme will you be using in your Bullet Journal? Share with us in the comments!
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