Eating and the preparation of food is primal. The places in which we partake in these tasks have come a long way but there is still something very nurturing and uplifting about a nature inspired green color kitchen. Green kitchens remind us of the great outdoors, taking us on an earthy adventure even when we’re fastened indoors. These designs show 33 ways to achieve this look via kitchen cabinets and shades of kitchen paint, and we will be recommending some cool hand picked accessories at the end of this post too. Whether it’s bright lime, cool mint, olive or sage you’re after, this collection has something to suit all green decor desires.
Gallery for 33 Gorgeous Green Kitchens And Ways To Accessorize Them
A seafoam green kitchen with coral accents makes a pretty combination. You can use kitchen bar stools and accessories to throw in a quaint retro vibe too. | Visualizer: Filip Sapojnicov.
Consider expanding your tiled area to create an entire feature wall from floor to ceiling, like this tiled backsplash wall. | Visualizer: Pikcells.
An unusual modern chandelier can add panache to a simple scheme. | Visualizer: Yulia Klyakhina.
You can quite easily add a splash of colour to an existing kitchen installation by adding a bright new backsplash. A pendant light in a matching shade would work wonders in uniting an attached dining space too. | Via: Idolza.
Darker notes give bright schemes more weight and depth, like the black countertop and breakfast bar that cuts across these light kitchen cabinets. | Visualizer: Eka Adnyana Putra.
Wooden wall decor adds an earthy rustic side to an otherwise clean and contemporary composition. | Designer: Gradiz.
Keep pendant lights simple so as not to overcomplicate a bold scheme. This green bar and backsplash stand out against honey coloured wood. On the front of the central island, a couple of darker green painted cabinets match the extractor fan unit behind. | Designer: Grieve Gillet Andersen.
Lime green decor suits a glossy modern kitchen, where spotlights can play over high colour surfaces. | Designer: Matt Gibson.
This minimalist kitchen is a good example of how a tiny area of red can achieve high contrast with olive green kitchen walls. | Visualizer: Denys Kozak, Daria Ozhyhanova.
A darker woodtone underlines this white and lime green kitchen. The highly saturated lime shade is used on only a small soffit and behind open kitchen shelving so that the hue doesn’t become too overwhelming. | Visualizer: Rusu Ruslan.
This kitchen theme is like a Springtime nature walk, where dappled sunlight sparkles over dew drop bejewelled grass. White kitchen cabinets against green walls help a scheme look crisp and airy. Light wood grain adds to the fresh outdoors feel. | Via: Springtime Themes.
