46 Green Kitchen Cabinet Ideas from Sage to Olive
By Interior Designer, TRACY SVENDSEN | Published on May 06, 2022 | Updated on January 06, 2025 |
Green Kitchen Cabinet Ideas: When it comes to kitchen design, we’ve seen it all – from all-white minimalism to bold and bright color schemes. However, a new trend is taking the interior design world by storm: green kitchen cabinets.
Not only do these cabinets bring a fresh, natural vibe to any kitchen, but they also provide a sense of calm and serenity that’s perfect for the heart of the home. As an interior designer, I love including green in any home design. It instantly adds warmth and a connection to nature – whether incorporated through cabinetry, fabrics, or plants.
Whether you’re looking to completely overhaul your kitchen or update a few key elements, incorporating green cabinets is a great way to get in on the latest trend while adding a touch of sophistication and elegance to your space.
This article explores some of the most stylish and trendy green cabinet ideas to inspire your next kitchen renovation. Feature image courtesy of Kelsey Leigh Design.
Sage Green Kitchen Cabinets
Image courtesy of Kesley Leigh Design
1. Why Choose Green Kitchen Cabinets
Green cabinets have gained popularity in kitchen design as they embody warmth, rejuvenation, and renewal. “Green is a perennial favorite, but the palette has come to the forefront over the last two years,” says Patrick O’Donnell, international brand ambassador for Farrow & Ball. “This relationship has been heightened recently due to perceived benefits of how we respond to the palette, which, in the right shade, can be ultimately restful and calming.” Green is also surprisingly easy to work with, as it pairs perfectly with many other colors.
“If you’ve spent any time browsing Instagram and Pinterest recently, you’d have noticed that green kitchens are the in-thing right now. But why are green kitchens so popular? Nature has always been a significant source of inspiration for interior design. Nature-inspired colors create soothing, natural-looking spaces that households can’t get enough of. Green is synonymous with nature, making it the perfect choice for a nature-inspired kitchen. Green kitchen cabinets are also incredibly versatile, suiting modern and traditional kitchen styles. What’s more, green kitchen cabinets blend well with an array of different colors and materials, giving you the flexibility to create the perfect look for you.” – Master Class Kitchens
Green Kitchen Cabinet Ideas
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2. The Benefits of Green Cabinetry
Green cabinets have become increasingly popular in recent years, and for good reason. They add a touch of natural beauty to any kitchen and bring a sense of calm and tranquility to the space.
Another advantage of green kitchen cabinets is their versatility. Whether you’re going for a modern or traditional look, a shade of green will work for your kitchen. From pale mint greens to deep forest greens, there’s a wide range of colors.
Country Kitchen with Green Cabinetry
Image courtesy of Tiffany Leigh Design
3. Different Shades of Green
When choosing the right shade of green for your kitchen cabinets, there are a few things to consider. First, think about the overall style of your kitchen. If you have a traditional kitchen with warm wood tones, opt for a darker green, such as hunter or forest green. A paler green, such as mint or sage, may be a better choice if you have a modern kitchen with stainless steel appliances and clean lines.
Another factor to consider is the amount of natural light in your kitchen. If you have a lot of natural light, you can get away with a darker shade of green, as the light will help balance the color. However, if your kitchen is darker, you may opt for a paler green to help brighten the space.
Finally, consider the other colors in your kitchen. If you have a lot of warm colors, such as red or orange, you may opt for a cooler shade of green, such as mint or seafoam. On the other hand, if you have a lot of cool colors, such as blues or grays, you may prefer a warmer shade of green, such as olive or sage.
Different Shades of Green for Kitchen Cabinets
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4. Gray-Green & Light Green
Consider grey-green kitchen cabinets if you want a unique and stylish option. The lower cabinets in the kitchen below are custom-stained with rift-cut oak and designed by Flemming Interiors.
The upper cabinets are painted in Galveston Gray by Benjamin Moore. “Because there are 30 feet of cabinetry on one wall alone, we wanted cabinetry that was still light and bright but felt warm,” says Flemming, “we achieved this by incorporating wood tones with the gray upper cabinets and using a light-colored countertop and backsplash.” This beautiful kitchen has a marble backsplash in a herringbone pattern, a brushed metal range hood, brass pendants, and a custom metal range hood.
Light Gray-Green Kitchen Cabinets
Images courtesy of Flemming Interiors
5. Choose the Right Shade of Gray-Green
Gray-green isn’t just one color; it’s a range of possibilities! This hue can adapt to any kitchen style, from light and airy to deep and moody. The key is to find the perfect shade that complements your overall vision.
Take a cue from a stunning kitchen designed by WINN Design. The cabinets are a soft gray-green, creating a subtle yet elegant contrast with the clean lines of the solid white countertops and backsplash tile.
To add a touch of warmth, they’ve incorporated brass and wood details – a masterclass in balancing cool and warm tones. This example perfectly demonstrates how the right gray-green shade can elevate your kitchen design.
Pale Green Cabinets with Brass Hardware
Image courtesy of WINN Design
6. Pair with Complementary Colors
Grey-green pairs well with various colors, allowing for versatility in design. Here are some color combinations that work well with grey-green:
White: Crisp white complements grey-green, creating a fresh and clean look. Use white for walls, countertops, or backsplashes to highlight the grey-green cabinets.
Gold or Brass: Adding metallic accents in gold or brass can bring warmth and elegance to the grey-green color scheme. Incorporate these accents through hardware, light fixtures, or decorative elements.
Natural Wood Tones: Pairing grey-green with natural wood tones creates a harmonious and organic feel. Wood flooring, furniture, or open shelving in warm wood tones can complement the coolness of grey-green.
Soft Neutrals: Soft neutrals like light grey, beige, or cream can create a calming and cohesive palette when combined with grey-green. These neutrals can be used for additional cabinetry, furnishings, or textiles.
Blush Pink or Soft Peach: Consider incorporating blush pink or soft peach accents for a touch of warmth and a hint of color. These subtle pastel shades can add a delicate contrast to the grey-green backdrop.
A Bright & Airy Kitchen with Light Green Cabinets & White Island
Image courtesy of Caitlin Flemming Design
This kitchen, designed by Caitlin Flemming, has a soft gray palette, well-placed greenery, and brushed brass accents throughout. The cabinet color is Pigeon by Farrow & Ball, which is named after the color of the bird often sighted around the London landscape.
Green Bedboard Panels add a Touch of Color
Image courtesy of Kelsey Leigh
An elegant and serene kitchen with natural wood cabinets and island with a gray-green shiplap backsplash that brings the beauty of nature into the room. Although this kitchen does not have green cabinets, it shows the beautiful pairing of green tones with wood.
7. Add Texture for Visual Interest
Consider adding texture to your grey-green cabinets to add visual interest. You could opt for a matte finish or choose a cabinet with a wood grain texture.
Incorporate materials with natural textures such as stone, brick, or wood for backsplashes, countertops, or accent walls. Introduce texture through textiles such as curtains, rugs, and seat cushions. Textured fabrics like linen or woven materials can soften the look of the kitchen and add a cozy appeal.
Warm Wood Flooring, White Counter Tops & Pale Green Cabinets
Image courtesy of Jenn Feldman
The lighter tones in these kitchen cabinets, painted in Castle Grey by Farrow & Ball, pair well with the white walls and the brass hardware.
A Soft Green Island Base adds a Pop of Color to a White Kitchen
Image courtesy of Emily Henderson
Emily Henderson had this island painted in Green & Smoke by Farrow & Ball. A smoky green blue, this color was popular in interiors during the late 19th century.
8. Keep it Simple
Grey-green cabinets are a statement piece, so keep the rest of your kitchen design simple. Opt for minimalist hardware and a simple backsplash to let the cabinets shine. In the image below, a gorgeous kitchen designed by Jeanne Stoffer boasts warm oak cabinetry and paneling, a soft green island, and a variety of light fixtures that work well together.
Two-Tone Kitchen Cabinets in Wood & Pale Green
Image courtesy of Jeanne Stoffer
A gorgeous kitchen with warm oak cabinetry and paneling, a soft green island, and a variety of light fixtures that work well together.
9. Pair Grey-Green Cabinets with Warm Metallics
Pairing green cabinets with warm metallics can create a beautiful and cohesive look in your kitchen. Warm metallics, such as brass or copper, can add a touch of glamour and sophistication to the space while complementing the understated elegance of the grey-green color. In this beautifully designed kitchen by Tiffany Leigh, olive tones balance perfectly with brass pendant lighting and hardware.
Green Kitchen Cabinet Ideas
Image courtesy of Tiffany Leigh Design
10. Blue-Green Kitchen Cabinets
Consider blue-green cabinets if you want to add a splash of color to your kitchen. This trendy shade is perfect for adding a touch of personality to your home. In the image below, a beautifully designed farmhouse kitchen by Emily Henderson features cabinets in Sherwin-Williams Pewter Green.
This blue, almost gray paint is subtle, mature, and one of the easiest colors to bring into your kitchen. It pairs beautifully with marble countertops, and its cool tones mix perfectly with the warm hardwood floor.
Farmhouse Kitchen with Blue-Green Kitchen Cabinets
Image courtesy of Emily Henderson
11. Choose a Shade of Blue-Green That Compliments Your Design
Blue-green can range from a pale seafoam to a deeper teal. Decide on the intensity of color that you want in your space. Remember to consider the overall lighting in your kitchen and how the chosen shade will interact with other elements like cabinetry, countertops, and appliance finishes.
Pairing Blue-Greens
Image courtesy of Emily Followill Photography (Bradley Odom Design)
12. Pair with Neutrals
Since blue-green is bold, it’s best to balance it with neutral tones like white, gray, or beige to create a cohesive look. McKee Design incorporated green lower cabinetry in the kitchen below with white upper cabinets. A White and green backsplash keeps the design cohesive.
Blue Green Paired With Neutrals
Image courtesy of McKee Design
13. Add Metallic Accents
Metallic finishes like silver, gold, or brass elevate the look of your blue-green cabinets. For a touch of glam, try adding hardware or light fixtures with these finishes. Whether incorporating mixed metals or sticking to one choice, metallics instantly elevate a kitchen design.
An Eclectic and Well-Designed Farmhouse Kitchen
Image courtesy of Rudy Winston
This stunning and cozy kitchen was created by Rudy Winston Design. It was his childhood home that was transformed into an elegant kitchen. The rich cabinet color is Forest Floor by Benjamin Moore.
White Shiplap Walls Work Perfectly with Warm Green Cabinets
Image courtesy of Jaclyn Peters Design
A fresh take on forest green in a kitchen designed by Jaclyn Peters. This modern farmhouse kitchen has shaker cabinets, black light fixtures and Sherwin-Williams Jack Pine Green cabinets.
14. Incorporate Natural Elements
Wood accents or natural stone countertops can warm your kitchen and complement the blue-green color. Wood accents or natural stone countertops can warm your kitchen and complement the blue-green color. Green is inherently associated with nature, so adding elements like wooden textures, stone countertops, or live plants creates a cohesive look.
Incorporating Natural Elements
Image courtesy of Charlie Coull Design
15. Accessorize with Complementary Colors
Blues, yellows, and greens are complementary colors. To tie the look together, add accessories like a patterned rug or decorative items in these shades. In the image below, Suzann Kletzein incorporated gold tones with statement pendant lights, an area rug, and a leafy branch display.
Blue Green Cabinets Suzann Kletzein Design
Image courtesy of House Beautiful
16. Sage & Olive Green
If you’re looking to decorate with sage and olive green cabinets, there are a few things to keep in mind. First, it’s essential to consider the other colors in the room. Sage and olive green pair well with neutral beige, gray, and white tones and natural materials like wood and stone.
Consider incorporating different textures and patterns, such as a woven rug or patterned curtains, to add texture to the space. Additionally, adding some plants or greenery can enhance the natural feel of the sage green cabinets.
When it comes to accessorizing, consider using metallic accents such as brass or copper to add warmth and shine to the space. You can also use decorative items like vases, candles, and picture frames to add pops of color that complement the sage green cabinets.
A Farmhouse Kitchen with Soft Olive Green Walls & Cabinets
Image courtesy of Heidi Callier Design
A light sage color creates an environment that’s easy on the eyes and a much more subtle option for going wall-to-wall green. Color: Benjamin Moore Sagebrush Green.
A Lovely Balance Between Olive Green & Wood Tones
Image courtesy of Karen Marker Interiors
Kitchen cabinets in Dark Olive. Dark Olive by Benjamin Moore is a dark, muted green that infuses a space with equal amounts earthiness and elegance.
17. Pair Olive Green with Brass
Olive green cabinets pair beautifully with brass fixtures because both colors complement each other’s warmth and richness. Brass fixtures add a touch of luxury and elegance to the olive green cabinets, making the space feel more upscale and sophisticated.
A Kitchen with Soft Olive Green Cabinets & Brass Details
Image courtesy of Heidi Callier Design
18. Consider a Light Wood Kitchen Island
Olive green cabinets paired with a light wood kitchen island can create a beautiful and stylish kitchen design. The warm and earthy tone of the olive green cabinets adds a cozy and inviting feel to the space, while the light wood kitchen island provides a natural and organic touch to the overall design.
This combination works well in both modern and traditional kitchen settings. It can be further accentuated with complementary elements such as white or cream countertops, brass or copper hardware, and natural stone backsplashes.
A Moody Green Kitchen with a Hint of Vintage
Image courtesy of Kelsey Leigh Design
A moody green kitchen with black countertops and a hint of vintage. Cabinet color: A 50/50 Sherwin-Williams mix of Ripe Olive and Pewter Green was chosen for this cabinet color which remains the clear standout of this design today.
19. Olive Green Cabinets Go Well with Both Wood and Tile Flooring
The earthy tones of wood and tile flooring complement the natural green hue of the cabinets, creating a cohesive and harmonious look. Olive green is versatile and pairs well with various wood finishes, from light oak to dark walnut.
The Perfect Balance Between Olive Green Cabinets, Dark Leather & Light Wood Tones
Image courtesy of Kelsey Leigh Design
Calcutta Gold leathered Marble was selected for the kitchen island and backsplash, while black Vermont leathered quartzite was chosen on the countertops for their muted, textured appearance and durability. Engineered French white oak flooring laid a foundation durable enough to withstand childhood clatter. The final details such as the mixing of metal finishes and matching white Cafe appliances all helped to create a seamless feel throughout this design. All materials help to balance both beauty and function in a space that needs it the most.
Light Olive Green Cabinets, Terracotta Flooring & Cream Bedboard Wall Panels
Image courtesy of Heidi Callier Design
This home paints a picture of tradition through its intricate wallpapers, vintage furniture pieces and one-of-a-kind art pieces. Color is introduced into the kitchen with painted cabinetry and a distinct hexagonal floor tile. An island with seating for two centers the room, which achieves a semi-open concept through its arched openings to the dining and living rooms. Below a triple window sits a large, white farmhouse sink. A soapstone countertop is continued vertically to create the backsplash, which contrasts beautifully with white tongue-and-groove paneling.
20. Olive Green and Cream
Olive green and cream are a beautiful color combination that can add a touch of sophistication and elegance to any kitchen. The muted tones of olive green and cream work well together to create a calm and relaxing atmosphere, making it the perfect color scheme for a kitchen.
An Area Rug Adds Contrasting Color
Image courtesy of WINNdesign
This vibrant green craftsman kitchen is equipped with a stainless steel oven range placed behind a red vintage runner and flanked by green-painted drawers finished with oil-rubbed bronze pulls and a white and gray marble countertop.
Olive Green Cabinets & Cream Island Base
Image courtesy of Jean Stoffer Design
These stunning cabinets are painted in Eden Green by Stoffer Home. Brown undertones make this color warm and inviting. The brass hardware on these cabinets adds a bit of sparkle and truly elevates the look.
21. Lighter Shades of Olive Green with White Countertops
If you’re looking for a more subtle take on the green kitchen cabinet trend, consider lighter shades of olive green paired with white countertops. This combination creates a fresh, airy look perfect for a modern kitchen. The light green cabinets add a touch of color and warmth to the space, while the white countertops keep things clean and simple.
Light Olive Green Cabinets with White Countertops
Image courtesy of Anne McDonald Design
22. Dark Green Kitchen Cabinet Ideas
Dark green kitchen cabinets can add a touch of elegance and sophistication to your kitchen. The color is versatile and can work well with various design styles, from traditional to modern. Additionally, dark green cabinets can be a great alternative to traditional wood finishes, adding a unique and unexpected element to your kitchen design.
A Modern Farmhouse Kitchen with Contrasting Off-White & Dark Green Cabinets
Image courtesy of KitchenStori
Inspired by the simple beauty of the traditional shaker design, Clifden combines a slim frame with a smooth-painted finish to create something truly impeccable. A contrasting palette of muted and rich tones works harmoniously with design elements such as double panel doors, glazed frames, an overmantle shelf and beaded paneling to create a truly majestic kitchen space. Color: Heritage Green
23. Pair Dark Green with Light Countertops and Backsplash
Dark green can be a bold statement color, so balancing it with lighter hues is essential. A white or cream-colored countertop and backsplash can help create a sense of balance in the space.
A Stunning Eclectic Farmhouse Kitchen with Dark Green Cabinets
Image courtesy of Jean Stoffer Design
A Kitchen with Dark Green Cabinets & Island Base with White Countertops
Image courtesy of Amber Interiors
24. Add Metallic Accents with Dark Cabinets
Metallic accents, such as brass, gold, or silver, add a touch of luxury and sophistication to dark green countertops. This pairing can elevate the kitchen’s design, making it feel more refined.
Metals have reflective properties that can help bounce light around the kitchen. This illumination can enhance the darker hues of the countertops, making the space feel brighter and more open.
Adding Metallic Elements
Image courtesy of Anne McDonald Design
25. Introduce Natural Elements
Dark green kitchen cabinets can create a stunning and sophisticated look in your kitchen. Pairing them with natural elements such as wood or stone can further enhance the beauty of the space.
For instance, consider installing a butcher block countertop or a natural stone backsplash. These elements will complement the green cabinets and add warmth and texture to the kitchen.
Adding Natural Elements
Image courtesy of Blanc Marine Design
26. Use Colors that Compliment Dark Green
Dark green kitchen cabinets pair well with white, warm wood tones, shades of gray, cream, beige, and gold or brass. In the image below, Heidi Callier wanted to choose an attention-grabbing deep green for the cabinets (Studio Green by Farrow & Ball) to create a strong focal point in a large kitchen in an open great room.
Stunning Dark Green Kitchen Cabinets
Image courtesy of Heidi Callier Design
27. Green Kitchen Cabinet Design Ideas
Once you’ve chosen the perfect shade of green for your kitchen cabinets, it’s time to start thinking about the design. One popular trend is to pair green cabinets with white or light-colored countertops and backsplashes for a fresh, clean look perfect for a modern kitchen.
Green cabinetry pairs well with a white marble countertop for contrast. Another popular trend is to mix and match different shades of green—for example, darker green cabinets on the bottom and lighter green cabinets on the top. You could also mix different shades of green throughout the kitchen, creating a cohesive and stylish look.
In the image below, Tori Rubenson pairs blue-green cabinets with creamy tones and a pale light blue hue in the Roman shades, breakfast nook upholstery, and throw pillows, providing a country-fresh feel to the space.
Green Cabinets Paired with Blue
Image courtesy of Tori Rubenson Design
28. Using Green Cabinetry in Small Kitchens
While green is a versatile color that can be paired with various other colors, a few color combinations work particularly well. One popular option is to pair green cabinets with gold or brass hardware and accents to create a sophisticated and elegant look perfect for a traditional kitchen.
Another great color combination is to use a shade of green on the lower cabinets with white upper cabinets to complement a modern kitchen design. You can pair green cabinets with other natural materials, such as wood or stone, to create a warm and inviting space. Another popular choice for creating a beautiful kitchen is pairing green cabinets with a complementary color for the kitchen island.
Green Kitchen Cabinet Ideas
Image courtesy of Laurey Glenn Photography
29. Pairing Green With Other Colors
While green is a versatile color that can be paired with various other colors, a few color combinations work particularly well. One popular option is to pair green cabinets with gold or brass hardware and accents to create a sophisticated and elegant look that is perfect for a traditional kitchen.
Another great color combination is to use a shade of green on the lower cabinets with white upper cabinets to complement a modern kitchen design. You can pair green cabinets with other natural materials, such as wood or stone, to create a warm and inviting space. Another popular choice to create a beautiful kitchen is to pair green cabinets with a complementary color for the kitchen island.
Green Cabinet & Light Wood Tones
Image courtesy of Jenna Barton Westbrook
30. Modern and Traditional Kitchens
Green cabinets can complement a modern or traditional kitchen. In a contemporary kitchen, opt for a paler shade of green, such as mint or sage. Pair this with white or light-colored countertops, backsplashes, and stainless steel appliances for a fresh and clean look.
In a traditional kitchen, opt for a darker shade of green, such as hunter-green or forest green. Pair this with warm wood tones, such as oak or cherry, for a cozy and inviting feel.
Green in Modern Kitchens
Image courtesy of Sunday House Design
31. Green Cabinets in Country Kitchens
Country kitchens are designed to be warm and inviting, and green, particularly in shades like sage or olive, can add a cozy touch. From muted sage to bold forest green, these colors can adapt to the specific country aesthetic you want to achieve.
Kitchen with Pale Green Cabinets
Images courtesy of Light and Dwell
32. Green Cabinets in Farmhouse Kitchens
Green pairs well with various materials and colors commonly found in farmhouse kitchens. Whether it’s white shiplap walls, wooden countertops, or black iron fixtures, green can provide a fresh contrast or harmonious blend, enhancing the overall design.
Farmhouse Kitchen
Image courtesy of Brittany Hakimfar Design
33. Green & Bronze Hues
Randy Blain Construction incorporated a warm shade of bronze in the kitchen below through upholstered counter stools. The olive green and white cabinets, wood beams, island, and flooring combine to create a farmhouse kitchen with plenty of charm and personality.
Green & Bronze Hues
Images courtesy of Randy Blain Construction
34. Green Kitchen Island
Consider a green island base if you want to add a hint of green to your kitchen. Tiffany Leigh designed the delightful country kitchen below with a soft green island, contrasting white cabinets, light wood open shelving, and dark wood flooring. A pair of nature-inspired prints displayed on the shelves pulls the look together.
Green Kitchen Island
Images courtesy of Tiffany Leigh Design
35. Green with White & Gray Countertops
Mindy Gayer pairs gray-green cabinetry with heavily veined white and gray countertops, range hood, and backsplash. Warm wood accents, rustic pottery, and woven pendant lights add character and charm.
Green Cabinetry With White & Gray Countertops
Images courtesy of Mindy Gayer Design
36. Dark Green & Copper Hues
In the contemporary kitchen below, Widell Boschetti paired cabinets in a deep, sumptuous shade of green with copper-tone accents. The dramatic veined marble backsplash and countertops add modernity and warmth to the space.
Contemporary Kitchen
Images courtesy of Widell Boschetti
37. Pair Light Green With a Wood Range Hood
In the stunning kitchen below, Gray Space Interiors combines light green cabinets with a wood range hood. A textural backsplash, tile flooring, mirrored panel wall, and boucle counter stools add depth and dimension.
Wood Range Hood
Images courtesy of Gray Space Interiors
38. Green Cabinetry & Wallpaper
Wallpaper with a lively print elevates the kitchen below, boasting olive cabinets, gold hardware, and warm wood accents. Interior designer Jessica Nelson accentuates the color palette with a selection of throw pillows that tie in the rich green, yellow, and white tones found throughout the space.
Green Cabinetry & Wallpaper
Images courtesy of Jessica Nelson Interiors
39. Pair With a Black Island
A black kitchen island adds contrast to a kitchen with light green cabinetry and white and gray marble countertops. Jessica Nelson combined brass accents with wood flooring, counter stools, and a dining room table to add warmth and country charm.
Black Kitchen Island
Images courtesy of Jessica Nelson Interiors
40. Layer Different Shades of Green
In the bright and airy kitchen below, light blue-green cabinets are paired with deep green Bedrosian Tiles that pull out the hue from the cabinetry. Pristine white upper cabinets add a strong contrast, making the space fresh and inviting.
Layering Different Shades of Green
Images courtesy of Bedrosians Tiles (JRP Design & Remodel)
41. Contrast with Black & White
Arbor and Co. designed this delightful and eclectic kitchen with dark green lower cabinets and open wood shelving. Black and white tiles make a strong graphic statement, transforming the space into a contemporary and playful space.
Contrasting With Black & White Tiles
Images courtesy of Arbor & Co.
42. Make a Bold Statement
Widell Boschetti makes a bold statement in this contemporary kitchen, featuring vibrant green lower cabinets and floating shelves in front of windows in the same hue. A black marble island with a waterfall edge pairs perfectly with a gray and gold marble slab backsplash and a brass hood.
Making a Bold Statement
Images courtesy of Widell Boschetti Design
43. Green Lower Cabinets
Jessica Nelson incorporated black accents in a modern kitchen design with dark green lower cabinets and wood shelving above. The deep green, black, pale gray, and white color palette adds sharp contrast and visual interest to this lovely kitchen.
Green Lower Cabinets
Images courtesy of Jessica Nelson Design
44. Green in Modern Kitchens
Widell Boschetti designed this striking modern kitchen with green cabinetry, glossy white countertops, and black framed windows. Rich brass accents add warmth.
Green in Modern Kitchens
Image courtesy of Widell Boschetti
45. Other Ways to Add Green to the Kitchen
One easy way to add green to your kitchen is by incorporating plants. Not only do they add a pop of color, but they also improve air quality.
Consider placing a few potted herbs on your windowsill or hanging a plant from the ceiling. Another way to add green is by painting your walls. A muted sage or olive green can create a calming atmosphere, while a bright lime green can bring energy and vibrancy to the space.
Green can be added through accessories, such as dish towels, placemats, or a colorful rug. Just be sure to balance the green with other colors and textures to avoid overwhelming the space.
Green in Modern Kitchens
Image courtesy of Widell Boschetti
46. Pair With A Dramatic Backsplash
Interior designer Cammie Malaga finally has her dream kitchen in her dream home. Drawing upon colors from the Calcattta Viola marble backsplash, Malaga used Farrow and Ball’s Inchyra Blue for the custom perimeter cabinetry. The custom white oak island, with its dark stain and custom-made legs, is designed to look like antique European furniture.
Green Cabinets With Dramatic Marble
Images courtesy of Kitchen Bath Design ( Cammie Malaga Interiors, Madison Kircher Photo)
Green Kitchen Cabinet Ideas: Conclusion
Green kitchen cabinets are a stylish and trendy option that can add a touch of natural beauty to any kitchen. Whether you’re going for a modern or traditional look, a shade of green will work for you. And with so many different design options, you will surely find a look you love.
If you’re thinking about incorporating green cabinets into your kitchen, consider the overall style of your kitchen, the amount of natural light in the space, and the other colors and materials you’ll be using. With some planning and creativity, you can create a beautiful and functional kitchen that you’ll love for years.
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