decordip Interior Design Ideas
Green, as I said above, is a great color and you can choose different shades of green for your kitchen. It can be trendy hunter green or other dark shades of green, it can be mint green or pastel green for a fresh and vibrant look or bright emerald green or even teal for a bold room. Their shade also depends on the style. For example, vintage and modern rooms look cooler in darker tones, while minimalist and contemporary rooms look beautiful in lighter green tones. Decide what to combine it with? Shades of green of all kinds go well with white and ivory, making them look very fresh and very lively. You can use gray for a calmer look, black for a bold contrast, and add brass, gold, and copper to highlight your green tone.
A chic green kitchen with green walls, bright emerald green cabinets and a white subway tile backsplash for a fresh touch
A chic modern farmhouse kitchen in dark green with a striking white tile backsplash and touches of brass
A modern dark green kitchen with a wallpaper wall, plywood shelves and a gray refrigerator is chic and stylish
a French farmhouse kitchen with dark green cabinets, butcher block countertops and matching shelves, and tile flooring
A fresh and beautiful mint green kitchen with black knobs, faucets and lots of white to make it seem more ethereal
a grass green kitchen with gold and brass accents, black fixtures and a striking geometric tile backsplash
A mid-century modern green kitchen with a skylight, white tile backsplash and white countertops, and a printed rug
A minimalist kitchen in hunter green with striped cabinets, butcher block 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 accents here and there
The walls can be made in green, and the cabinets can also be made in green. You can create a trendy two-tone green kitchen by using a lighter shade for the upper cabinets and a darker shade for the lower cabinets. This is a very fashionable idea. Contrasting stone countertops make the kitchen stand out, while quieter wood or log countertops make the space warmer and more inviting. Choose a kitchen backsplash that isn’t green – freshen up the look of your cabinets and countertops. Get inspired!
A modern farmhouse kitchen in pastel green with a white tile backsplash and some wicker accents
A moody hunter green kitchen with brick walls, stained wood countertops and copper items for a delicate touch
a pretty emerald green kitchen with dark stained wood countertops, pendant lamps and printed shades
a glossy, glamorous emerald green kitchen, white subway tile backsplash, black countertops, and gold and brass accents
A stylish two-tone kitchen with green walls, hunter green cabinets and a white tile backsplash to refresh
A stylish vintage-inspired emerald green kitchen with a white marble backsplash and countertops and gold accents
A super catchy boho kitchen with hunter green cabinets, white countertops, gold handles and open shelving
A very elegant and chic vintage hunter green kitchen with a white marble backsplash and touches of gold
A green vintage kitchen with black countertops, light wallpapered walls and built-in washing machines
A vintage-style mint green kitchen with butcher block countertops, pink pendant lamps, and a white beadboard backsplash
a whimsical, bright green retro kitchen with eye-catching wallpaper walls, a black tile backsplash and a tiled floor
An eclectic hunter green kitchen with white upper cabinets, a subway tile backsplash and a white range hood
A sleek hunter green kitchen with white countertops, a mirrored tile backsplash, and brass accents
an English country kitchen in pale green, with black stone countertops and brass and copper accents
an ethereal, modern farmhouse kitchen in pale green, with butcher block countertops, exposed beams and lots of natural light
