If you're thinking about green for your kitchen, that's a good impulse; it really does bring a lovely, natural feeling. This color covers everything from light mint to deep forest, and there are 29 distinct suggestions here to show you how to work it in, be it on a backsplash, your cabinets, or just little touches.
Emerald Diamond Tile Backsplash Adds Jewel-Toned Color
Emerald diamond tiles line the wall behind the stovetop. The small, repeating geometric pattern offers a jewel tone to the kitchen.
Deep Green Subway Tile Backsplash Creates a Rich Look
Deep green subway tile, in a classic shape, grounds the kitchen.
Fish Scale Tiles Add Playful Texture to Your Backsplash
When your kitchen needs unique texture, a playful fish scale tile pattern works as a backsplash. The shimmering green, scalloped tiles sit behind the range hood.
Open Shelving With Plants and Mugs Adds Natural Greenery
On open kitchen shelves, arrange a variety of green plants. Decorative mugs and other small accessories fill in the gaps.
Bright Green Tile Backsplash Creates a Cheerful Kitchen Accent
A bright green tile backsplash of small, uniform tiles covers the entire wall behind the range.
Glossy Deep Green Subway Tile Backsplash Adds Shine
The reflective finish of a glossy deep green subway tile backsplash bounces a rich, jewel-toned color into the kitchen, sending light around the space in a way that feels classic.
Hanging Pothos Plants Add Cascading Greenery
Bring a natural, cascading element into your kitchen by introducing trailing pothos plants from ceiling hooks. These vining plants add organic softness above your workspace, with their green leaves providing a refreshing contrast against your cabinetry.
Wooden Shelf With Pots and Pans for Open Kitchen Storage
If you need frequently used pots and pans within easy reach, mount a rustic wooden shelf above your stove. The dark wood contrasts against a green tile backsplash.
Green Chevron Tiles Add Subtle Shine Behind Shelves
Green tiles laid in a chevron pattern offer subtle shine behind the kitchen counters. These small, elongated pieces create a dynamic pattern.
Roll-Around Kitchen Island Adds Flexible Prep and Storage
Marble tops a kitchen island set on casters. Its open shelving holds copper pots and cookware.
Dark Pendant Lights Define Kitchen Bar Zones
Three matte black pendant lights hung in a row above the counter and stools visually separate the kitchen's prep area from the dining space, providing ambient light.
Copper Pendant Lights Add Warm Metallic Shine
Above the island or bar, copper pendant lights introduce a warm metallic accent. Their reflective surface catches light, offering a softer look against darker cabinet colors.
Bold Green Kitchen Island Adds a Central Focal Point
A deep emerald green kitchen island establishes a central presence in your space. Paired with sleek gold hardware, this island offers ample storage and a generous surface for prep work and casual dining.
Green Kitchen Cabinets Contrast with Black Window Frames
Paint your kitchen cabinets a bold green and pair them with dark window frames. The frames themselves are black.
Green Cabinetry With Natural Wood Trim Accents
Cabinetry painted a deep green is framed with natural wood trim, showing the clean lines of the cabinets against the warm wood.
Open Shelving With Art and Bowls Adds Personality
Display framed art and decorative bowls on open kitchen shelves. It's like placing a painting next to a rustic wooden bowl filled with fruit.
Bold Green Kitchen Island With Wood Countertop
A bold green kitchen island features a warm wood countertop for prep. Its ample cabinetry provides storage.
Green Kitchen Island With Striped Bar Stools Add Seating
A bold green island pairs with striped upholstered bar stools.
Glass-Fronted Cabinet Doors on a Deep Green Island
The clear glass panes on this deep green kitchen island's multiple cabinets show the contents. These keep items protected from dust.
Patterned Runner Adds Warmth and Color to Kitchen Floor
Introduce a long, patterned runner rug to your kitchen floor. Its geometric design breaks up the expanse of wood flooring.
Modern Kitchen Island With Integrated Seating
For quick meals or extra prep, a teal kitchen island is fitted with a black stone top and two black stools that tuck neatly underneath.
Natural Wood Chairs Add Woven Texture Around a Table
Pair chairs with light wood frames and woven seats in your dining area. Smooth wood contrasts with the textured weave.
Glass-Fronted Cabinets With Decorative Grilles Add Old-World Charm
Glass-fronted cabinet doors with decorative metal grilles add old-world charm to your kitchen storage. These doors display your favorite dishes and glassware, providing a decorative element that breaks up solid cabinetry.
Coral Pendant Lights Add a Cheerful Pop of Color
Bright coral pendant lights, with simple industrial shades, hang low over the wooden countertop.
Textured Cabinet Doors Add Subtle Dimension
Pale green upper cabinets carry a subtle, linear texture. Their cool tones are complemented by warm brass hardware.
Vintage Fans Add Quirky Character Above Shelving
Vintage oscillating fans with metal cages sit on upper shelves.
Gallery Wall Above Marble Backsplash Adds Artful Interest
Display a collection of framed artwork on the wall above your kitchen backsplash. The artwork introduces varied shapes and colors to complement the clean lines of the marble.
Turned-Leg Table Adds Rustic Farmhouse Charm
Place a dark, turned-leg table at your kitchen's center for a rustic farmhouse aesthetic. Its wooden top provides a warm counterpoint to the surrounding green storage, and the sturdy base allows ample room for seating or prep work.
