Green is one of most beloved colors for home renovations of all kinds as this color is the color of nature, it’s peaceful and calming and can fit every style and décor theme – just choose your shade right. Green is a great color to use in home decor when you have no outdoor space – it will remind of nature itself. Today we are discussing how to use green shades for your kitchen décor to make it look lively, fresh and very welcoming.
Green is a great color as I’ve said above, and you can rock various shades of green for your kitchen. It can be trendy hunter green or other dark green shades, it can be mint green or pastel green for a fresh and vivacious look, or bright emerald or even teal for a bold space. Your shade will depend on the style, too, for example, vintage and modern spaces look cooler in darker shades, and minimal and contemporary ones will be nice in lighter tones of green. Decide, what will you pair it with? Greens of all kinds go nice with white and ivory that make them look very fresh and very vivacious. You may use grey for a more peaceful look, black for a bold contrast and add brass, gold and copper to highlight your shade of green.
a chic green kitchen with green walls, bright emerald cabinets, a white subway tile backsplash for a fresh touch
a chic modern farmhouse kitchen in dark green, with a catchy white tile backsplash and touches of brass
a contemporary dark green kitchen with a wallpaper wall, plywood shelving and a grey fridge is chic and stylish
a French farmhouse kitchen with dark green cabinets, butcherblock countertops and matching shelving plus a tiled floor
a fresh and beautiful mint green kitchen with black knobs, fixtures and much white to make it look more ethereal
a grass green kitchen with gold and brass touches, black fixtures and a catchy geometric tile backsplash
a mid-century modern green kitchen with a skylight, a white tile backsplash and white countertops plus a printed rug
a minimalist hunter green kitchen with striped cabinets, butcherblock countertops and a matte glass backsplash
a minimalist kitchen in mint green, with sleek cabinets, a beadboard countertop and a plywood backsplash
a modern farmhouse kitchen in grass green, with white marble countertops and gold touches here and there
Green can be used on the walls and cabinets may also come in green. You may create a trendy two tone green kitchen using a lighter shade for upper cabinets and a darker tone for lower ones, this is a very fashionable idea. Contrasting stone countertops will make the kitchen stand out, while calmer wooden or butcherblock ones will make the space warmer and more welcoming. Go for a kitchen backsplash that isn’t green – refresh the look of your cabinets and countertops. Get inspired!
a modern farmhouse kitchen in pastel green, with a white tile backsplash and some wicker touches
a moody hunter green kitchen with brick walls, stained wooden countertops, copper items for a delicate touch
a pretty emerald kitchen with dark stained wooden countertops, pendant lamps and printed shades
a shiny glam emerald kitchen, a white subway tile backsplash, black countertops and gold and brass touches
a stylish two tone kitchen with green walls, hunter green cabinets and a white tile backsplash to refresh
a stylish vintage-inspired kitchen in emerald, with a white marble backsplash and countertops and gold touches
a super catchy boho kitchen with hunter green cabinets, white countertops, gold handles and open shelving
a very elegant and chic vintage kitchen in hunter green, with a white marble backsplash and touches of gold
a vintage green kitchen with black countertops, bright wallpaper walls and built-in washers
a vintage-inspired mint green kitchen with butcherblock countertops, pink pendant lamps and a white beadboard backsplash
a whimsical retro bright green kitchen with catchy wallpaper walls, a black tile backsplash and a tiled floor
an eclectic kitchen in hunter green, with white upper cabinets and a subway tile backsplash and a white hood
an elegant hunter green kitchen with white countertops, a mirror tile backsplash and touches of brass
an English cottage kitchen in pale green, with black stone countertops and touches of brass and copper
an ethereal modern farmhouse kitchen in pale green, with butcherblock countertops, with wooden beams and much natural light