Text by Hannah Jones
It’s official: color is on-trend again. And with the resurgence in popularity of bright, bold palettes, we’ve seen more and more of everyone’s favorite verdant hue, especially in kitchen design. From moody emerald and muted mint to bright and beautiful chartreuse, green is popping up everywhere we look! Below, we’ve curated a few of our favorite green kitchens to celebrate this beautiful color.
Gingham and Green
A gingham green wallpapered ceiling with vintage Majolica? We’re sold.
An Artistic Touch
This classic kitchen has been well loved by the family that has used it for nearly 20 years—a testament to the timelessness of green.
Bold Backsplash
Green cabinets aren’t the only option when it comes to bringing a little color to your kitchen. These gorgeous green tiles bring a little bit of drama to this farmhouse-inspired space.
Verdant Vintage Vibes
Designer Ashley Gilbreath opted to leave the fern-colored cabinetry in her 1920s cottage kitchen, along with retro macaroon-hued tile. Paired with a more modern, sleek black backsplash, all new appliances, and textural touches, the space now has new life.
Colorful Country Style
Gone are the days of all-white farmhouse kitchens. Green cabinets contrasted with accents of wood are endlessly popular when it comes to country style.
Beautiful Beaded board
Beaded board walls add character to any space, but paint them green, and the charm level is off the scales.
Bright and Beautiful
This bold-shaded island is sure to make an impact! Gold hardware and a vintage rug elevate the deep hue making this space ultra-sophisticated.
Island Dreaming
Paired with a robin’s-egg blue ceiling and classic inset cream cabinetry, this green island takes center stage in the kitchen.
Practical and Pretty
Spring-ready style is coming your way with this charming cottage kitchen. A white apron-front sink with pistachio-hued cabinetry is the height of practical and pretty style.
Fun Remodel
When this couple overhauled their dated kitchen, butcherblock countertops and moss-colored cabinets became the star of the remodel show.
