Sage green is a perfect color for a kitchen, as it’s a color variation that is more exciting and interesting than a grey or white paint color, yet it’s not as daring and you can still achieve a calm, classy, and serene look in your kitchen. I personally love sage green as a paint color choice and you can go light or slightly darker with the color palette according to your preference.

Below, I selected and listed my top picks of inspiring kitchens with sage green kitchen cabinets and I even added some tips down below for those of you who are looking to give your current kitchen a new sage green paint color.

Sage green cabinets combined with grey limestone

This beautiful shaker kitchen combines light sage green cabinets with a warm grey wall color and a grey limestone countertop. The gold faucet, towel rail, and cabinet pulls add a lovely texture to this muted palette.

via Nordiska Kök
Paint swatch to try out: Farrow & Ball Pigeon*

A sage green kitchen with gold hardware and stainless steel appliances

The fresh sage green color on the cabinets in this corner kitchen layout pairs wonderfully with the white marble countertops and the gold hardware that adds an elegant touch to the space. The stainless steel stove top with gold details in the middle is a true focal point and behind it, you can find a white marble stove backsplash against the sage green wall.

Photographed by Lisa Wikstrand, styled by Helen Sturesson for Kulladal

A sage green kitchen with shiplap and limewash walls

I think this is my favorite sage green kitchen on the list, as I really like the combination of the classic shaker kitchen combined with the shiplap wall and the limewash paint on the opposite wall, all in a green color palette. These different textures complement each other so nicely.

I love the look of the green kitchen cabinet combined with the shiplap backsplash and the black pendant lights. on the other side of the kitchen. I think the cabinet paint colors match perfectly with the different green wall colors and the white quartz countertops work wonderfully with the sage green cabinets.

Styled by Annica Clarmell and Emma Fischer, photographed by Janne Olander for Stadshem

Paint swatch to try out: Farrow & Ball Vert de Terre*

A classy shaker kitchen in a deep sage green

This gorgeous shaker kitchen has deep sage green kitchen cabinets that combine wonderfully with the wood tones in the white-soaped flooring and the bentwood dining chairs. The white marble countertop contrast so nicely with the country green kitchen cabinets and the grey wall color and I love that the countertop continues in a backsplash behind the stove and sink.

Upper cabinets are only used to integrate the exhaust and in the area above the sink which lightens up the otherwise moody sage color palette.

via Nordiska Kök

Paint swatch to give a try: Farrow & Ball Beverly*

Grey-green kitchen cabinets and a checkered floor

The green-grey paint color on these beautiful shaker cabinets is so subtle and more toned down than the other sage green cabinet paint colors on the list. The muted shaker cabinets are complemented with a shiplap backsplash in the same color and a beige limestone countertop for a farmhouse kitchen look.

The gold hardware adds a warm touch to this grey-green kitchen and the checkered flooring adds so much contrast to the space. The oak wood dining table and chairs are a great choice to finish off this beautiful look.

via Kulladal

Sage green and black kitchen with lots of contrast

The color of the cabinets in this kitchen is a very light shade of sage green, almost like a pastel. The kitchen design consists of mostly lower cabinets for a light look which pairs up nicely with the white tiles on the wall.

The sage green cabinets and the white tiles contrast nicely with the black metal window frames and the black accent wall by the dining area.

via Ballingslov

Paint swatch to give a try: Farrow & Ball Eddy*

Sage green kitchen cabinets with wood countertops

While sage green in the kitchen can look very fresh and clean, in this kitchen the wooden countertops really warm up the color palette. Part of the upper cabinets consists of open shelving made out of the same material as the countertops, which is a nice touch that comes back on the back of the kitchen island as well.

The white tiles with the black grout add a little bit of a graphic touch while the salmon flowerpot lampshade adds some character to the pale paint color.

via Skandia Maklarna

Paint swatch to give a try: Farrow & Ball Mizzle*

Sage green cabinets combined with a beige wall and black accents

The sage green paint color on these beautiful shaker kitchen cabinets is warmed up with the wood countertops and the beige walls. The black lamps above the sink have subtle brass detail that also comes back in the faucet.

The layout of this kitchen consists of both upper and lower cabinets to create ample storage space and when doing the kitchen remodel, the owners used the kitchen cabinets to create a separator from the hallway section of the apartment.

via Stadshem

Paint swatches to try out: Farrow & Ball French grey*

Fresh sage green kitchen cabinets combined with white marble and green wallpaper

The fresh tone of the sage green kitchen cabinet color is carried over onto the subtle light green pattern wallpaper, which gives the design a more traditional farmhouse style.

The white marble countertops and the chrome hardware adds a modern element to the look and the oak inlays and hemp kitchen runner add warmth to the color palette.

via Kulladal

A classic two-tone shaker kitchen with a shiplap backsplash

The classic design of this beautiful shaker kitchen fits wonderfully in this space and the sage green cabinet color of the lower cabinets combines so well with the off-white upper cabinets and the shiplap wall that has been painted in the same color. The classic gold cabinet pulls enhance the sage green and add a beautiful warm note to the palette.

via Historiska Hem

Paint swatches to try out: Farrow & Ball Breakfast room green*

A minimal kitchen design in sage green

The design of the kitchen cabinets is very clean and minimal, yet the sage green paint color on the cabinets makes this space shine. The sage green is combined with a light wood countertop and white tiles with black grout on the wall. The stainless steel cabinet pulls add an elegant and clean touch to the cabinets and I like the peg rail that has been added on top of the tiles.

via Alvhem

Paint swatch to try out: Farrow & Ball Pigeon*

A minimal shaker kitchen in sage green with two-tone walls

I love the balance of the color palette in this kitchen. The subtle sage green kitchen cabinets combined with the grey quartz countertop and backsplash and the beige walls result in a soft color palette that looks elegant and inviting.

The two-tone palette brought on by the wall color and the kitchen backsplash has been continued on the other wall and open shelving in the same material as the countertops is added on the upper part of the kitchen.

The kitchen cabinets continue into a lower bench in the dining area with the same paint color on both the cabinets and the wall, which is a nice way of integrating the dining area into the kitchen design.

via Kvanum

Paint swatch to give a try: Farrow & Ball Cromarty*

A moody sage green kitchen with wood tones

The moody sage color on these beautiful kitchen cabinets has been paired up with soft oak tones in the finishes of the ladder and the open shelving on the wall to soften out the look. The walls of the kitchen are exposed brick covered in limewash paint which adds an interesting texture to the sage green kitchen.

Photographed by Alen Cordic for Bjurfors

Paint swatch to give a try: Farrow & Ball Pigeon*

A light sage green kitchen with a contrasting black dining table and chairs

I think the subtle yet fresh sage green paint color on the kitchen looks fresh and modern yet the design of the kitchen itself is quite classic and timeless. The white wall, white-soaped hardwood flooring, and white tile backsplash enhance the palette brought on by the sage green kitchen, yet the black dining table, chairs, and wall lamps add a lovely contrast to the space that makes it unique and characterful.

via Entrance Makleri

Paint swatch to give a try: Farrow & Ball Cromarty*

A fresh sage green with white marble countertops and stainless steel details

This clean and minimal shaker design has a fresh yet pale sage green paint color on the cabinets which gives the kitchen a modern yet timeless look. The countertop and the stainless still faucet and cabinet knobs contribute to the fresh look of the space, while the orange details add points of interest.

via Nordiska Kök

Paint swatch to give a try: Farrow & Ball Teresas green*

A sage green kitchen with shaker cabinets

The fresh tone of sage green on the shaker cabinetry in this gorgeous tun-of-the-century galley kitchen interior adds a unique effect to the subtle limewash walls and the white-soaped hardwood flooring. The green paint color also comes back on the open shelving above the sink for a cohesive effect in the space.

Styled by Anna Van Keppel, photographed by Mia Borgelin, for sale via Historiska Hem

Pale sage green cabinets and a window towards the hallway

The paint color in this sage green kitchen is very subtle, for a light yet modest effect in the space that still stands out from the white walls in an elegant way. The sage green kitchen cabinets are continued underneath the window towards the hallway and finished off with a beige limestone countertop and chrome hardware for a modern effect.

While the left side of the kitchen has upper cabinets as well, the right side has just the stove hood, which is wrapped in a white cover to make it blend into the white walls.

via Entrance Makleri

Pastel sage green kitchen cabinets and a spacious kitchen island

This gorgeous turn-of-the-century room features pastel sage green cabinets paired with the same paint color on the window frames, which results in a very integrated effect in the space.

The shaker cabinets are paired with white marble countertops, which also come back on the large island in the middle of the room.

Styled by Clindholm Design, photographed by Jocke Ono for Historiska Hem

Brighten Up Your Sage Green Cabinets with a Beige Paint Color on the Walls

The green kitchen cabinet color in the beautiful example below features a fresh green paint color planned out in a minimal room layout. The soft beige wall color and the white stone countertops brighten the cabinet paint color and the black wall lamps add a modern contrast to the elegant kitchen.

via Funkiskök

A Fresh Sage Green Kitchen with a Minimalist Layout

This L-shaped kitchen combines soft sage green cabinet fronts with clean white countertops and a matching tiled backsplash for a modern yet tranquil look. Warm wooden floors and brass hardware beautifully balance the subtle green hue, while the small island adds functional prep space.

The open layout connects the kitchen to the adjacent living area, making it ideal for hosting and everyday living. Pops of color, like the terracotta sofa and indoor plants, bring warmth and vibrancy to the overall palette.

Styled by Undin, photographed by Therese Jahnson for Historiska Hem

Classic Sage Green Kitchen With Warm Neutrals

This elegant kitchen pairs traditional shaker cabinets in a soft sage green with warm neutral walls and countertops, creating a timeless yet calming aesthetic. Brass hardware and a vintage-style black oven introduce contrast and charm, while glass-front upper cabinets add a touch of openness and refinement.

Styled by Josefsson Ljung, photographed by Peter Pousard for Alvhem

Small Sage Green Shaker Kitchen in a Beige Historic Home

Compact proportions and traditional shaker cabinetry define this kitchen, where sage green paintwork sits quietly against warm beige plaster walls. The color reads softer here than in larger spaces, taking on an almost muted, herbal quality in the filtered light typical of older homes.

via Alvem

How to find the best sage green for kitchen cabinets

Don’t have the opportunity to remodel your kitchen yet you still want to have a sage green kitchen? You can always use a paint color on your existing cabinets and give them a little makeover.

To achieve a lighter sage green look on your kitchen cabinets like in some of the examples, go for a muted green like Mizzle from Farrow and Ball* or Guilford Green* by Benjamin Moore. Cromarty Farrow and ball kitchen cabinets are worth a try as well if you are looking for a muted soft effect.

If you are looking for a bold, dark effect, go for a darker green paint color like Pewter green from Sherwin Williams, which pairs up nicely with warm woods and metals.

To find the true green that matches your kitchen space, always work with a sample of the sage green paint colors to see how the color pairs up with the natural lights and existing materials in the space. If you find the right shade and tone, you will love sage green as a kitchen color.

Blue is such a modern and trendy color for a kitchen and you can find this cool color tone in many creative kitchen examples. Blue kitchen cabinets can lift up the design of any regular kitchen, or a more subtle blue kitchen island combined with another color on the main cabinets can be such a beautiful color play that enhances the look and design of the space.

Below I compiled a list of the most inspiring kitchens with blue cabinets. The designs come in many different layouts, with different material compositions and in different shades of blue. Blue cabinets or a blue island complement well with white marble or stainless steel, which enhance the cool undertones of paint, while warm gold and wood tints tend to balance out the look and add warmth.

A blue kitchen island and stainless steel appliances

This beautiful shaker kitchen with navy blue cabinets and a blue kitchen island combines wonderfully with the thin white marble countertop and a low marble backsplash to finish things off. The upper area of the kitchen has been kept white for a light look that matches the light wood floor.

The stainless steel appliances enhance the cool undertones of the deep blue cabinets and the steel comes back in the subtle handles on the cabinets as well.

Styled by Anneleena Leino, photographed by Kristofer Johnsson for Nordiska Kök

A shaker kitchen with dark blue cabinets and limestone countertops

This beautiful studio home kitchen has deep, yet slightly pale blue kitchen cabinets in a shaker design with a layout that goes high up to make optimal use of this space in this small studio apartment. The limestone countertops add a warm touch to the space and complement the flooring very nicely. The blue kitchen cabinets start at floor level and continue all the way up to the ceiling for an elegant effect.

via Entrance Makleri

A blue kitchen with a light blue kitchen island and a beige shiplap wall

I love the combination of the deep blue in the kitchen cabinets and the lighter blue kitchen island with the grey marble countertop. This combination is interesting in and of itself, yet the beige shiplap wall adds yet another interesting element to this kitchen.

The blue of the cabinets is continued in a glass vitrine next to the dining table and the chrome and cognac leather pulls finish off this look very nicely.

via Historiska Hem

Light blue cabinets combined with white marble and stainless steel

This beautiful home has a subtle yet characterful light blue kitchen with steel handles and white marble countertops combined with a low marble backsplash. The marble brings out the cool tones in the space even more and the minimal design of the cabinets works well with this color palette.

via Alvhem

A pale blue kitchen with a blue kitchen island

This beautiful pale blue kitchen is from the Real shaker kitchen range of Devol kitchens and I love the color palette of the pale blue combined with the white marble, the off-white walls (‘Pale Nutmeg’ from the Dulux Heritage Collection), and the brass on the cabinet handles. The brass comes back as a backsplash at the stove as well for a cohesive look.

The blue island completes the kitchen and other than holding the sink, you can also sit at the breakfast bar with two people. The flooring has been painted in Cornforth White by Farrow & Ball* which gives the space a light look and highlights the all-blue kitchen in a subtle way.

via DeVOL

Navy blue combined with a brown marble countertop

The combination of the cool tones in the cabinets and the beautiful warm brown tones in the marble countertop and backsplash is so powerful in this turn-of-the-century apartment. The palette is pretty dark altogether, so the chrome hardware and faucet add a fresh and lighter touch to the space.

via Specialisten

Deep blue paint combined with a subway tile backsplash

The kitchen in this beautiful Swedish home has such a beautiful combination of materials. The white tiles with black grout contrast so nicely with the blue kitchen cabinets, the beige wall, and the exposed brick section in the dining area of this kitchen.

I like the clean touch the chrome handles add to the dark blue kitchen cabinets and the white countertops make the transition between the blue paint on the cabinets and the beige paint on the wall smooth in a way. The galley layout of the kitchen is perfect for this space.

Styled by Emma Fisher, photographed by Anders Bergstedt for Alvhem

A blue island as a separator combined with beige kitchen cabinets

In this majestic living kitchen, the blue kitchen island is used to separate the living area from the kitchen. Rather than combining the blue islands with more blue kitchen cabinets, the design looks more balanced and subtle with the two-tone color choice.

via Bjurfors

Shaker cabinets with blue painted combined with a subway tile backsplash

This Swedish home has a large kitchen with the most beautiful herringbone flooring. The warm tones of the wood floors are contrasted with the cool undertones of the blue kitchen cabinets and brightened up with the white tile backsplash. Upper cabinets are only used on the wall furthest from the window and finished off with white trim on top. This makes the layout of the kitchen much lighter and I like the floating shelf that has been covered with the same blue paint color.

Photography by Andres Bergstedt for Entrance Makleri

A wall-to-wall, floor-to-ceiling light blue kitchen

I love the way this light blue kitchen covers the entire wall, giving it a very minimal and seamless look. This minimal style of the light blue kitchen cabinets and the white marble countertops and backsplash has been contrasted with the bentwood chairs at the dining table and the colorful rug underneath.

via Alexander White

Blue kitchen cabinets with gold accents and sage green walls

The blue kitchen combined with a natural wood kitchen island in this old station house is such a masterpiece. Half the kitchen walls have been lined with subway tile, which goes over into the sage green paint on the upper part. The deep blue color of the cabinets is enhanced with beautiful gold accents in the handles, which make a beautiful focal point in the space. The gold faucet and the subtle gold light fixtures add elegance, while the kitchen island adds a timeless look to the space.

via Historiska Hem

A light blue and blue-green kitchen with green flooring

The kitchen in this characterful home has a beautiful mix of light teal and light blue kitchen cabinets combined with teal flooring. The light blue cabinets work wonderfully together with the green-blue tints, the wood countertops, and the cognac leather of the dining chairs. Such a characterful space full of color trends and personality.

via Historiska Hem

A muted deep blue kitchen with copper finishes

The muted blue color on this Sebastian Cox Kitchen from deVOL works wonderfully together with the copper countertops and backsplash, which also comes back in the small detail of the cabinet handles. The walls have been painted in a lighter blue tint, which matches the vitrine cupboard that has been hung on the wall.

A classic blue kitchen with a ceiling-high subway tile wall

While blue cabinets tend to work a bit more modern, the blue kitchen in this beautiful apartment has a bit more of a rustic and classic look. The white porcelain sink combined with the vintage round dining table and the wood open shelving adds a cozy touch to this space and I think the little pendant light above the table finishes off the look in such a perfect way.

via Stadshem

Blue paint on modest shaker cabinets with gold accents

This blue kitchen is finished off with subway tile as well, yet I think the way the coffee corner has been finished off with the same tile is quite interesting. The exposed brick wall and the gold handles on the cabinets warm up the cool tones of the blue kitchen and the gold faucet finishes the look off nicely.

via Alvhem

A blue kitchen island, stainless steel appliances, and limestone countertops

This beautiful Swedish home has a characterful blue kitchen with limestone countertops and a blue kitchen island that separates the kitchen from the living area in an elegant way. The limestone is also used as a backsplash and the stainless steel appliances cabinet handles and faucet add a clean and elegant touch to the space.

via Entrance Makleri

A light blue kitchen island in an all-white attic apartment

The blue kitchen island is the center of this living kitchen and also the biggest element in terms of layout. The walls have quite an awkward shape, yet the kitchen has been fitted in perfectly. The light blue kitchen island also serves as a separator between the dining area and the kitchen and I like that the back side of the blue kitchen island has open shelving for the most cherished porcelain pieces.

The stainless steel countertops match so nicely with the modern color palette of the kitchen and give it a clean look.

via And Schufl

A blue kitchen with a vintage dining table

The blue kitchen in this Swedish home with stainless steel appliances, chrome handles and faucet, and white marble countertops has a very cool appearance, yet this is balanced out so nicely with the characterful vintage dining table and chairs that add such a warmth to the space.

via Fantastic Frank

Stained blue kitchen cabinets made out of oak

The stained oak upper cabinets in this beautiful kitchen create an interesting contrast with the lower cabinets in blue. The beautiful limestone countertop finishes it off nicely and connects the two-toned upper and lower cabinets together. The kitchen island is fully made out of the same limestone as the countertops and backsplash and I think the pendant lights with black detailing finish it all off perfectly.

Styling by Caroline Sandström, photographed by Andrea Papini for Nordiska Kök

Navy blue kitchen cabinets with white marble countertops and a kitchen island

This classy navy blue kitchen works so well in this turn-of-the-century space and complements the wall paneling and crown molding perfectly. The navy blue cabinets are finished off with white marble countertops and chrome hardware for a classy look with clean lines.

The kitchen modules are spread over one single wall, with a blue kitchen island in the middle, leaving ample space for a spacious dining table with beautiful Black Carl Hansen & Son Wishbone chairs on the other side.

via Bjurfors

Blue shaker cabinets and open shelving in the same color

The white walls and the warm wood herringbone flooring in this historic kitchen are contrasted by deep blue shaker cabinetry and chrome and black hardware. The white marble countertops make the transition from the cabinet color to the wall smoother and the deep blue open shelving on the wall is a great spot to add home design items on display.

via Alvhem

A blue kitchen with butcher block countertops

The blue cabinets in this kitchen are finished off with a white tile backsplash and a light wood countertop material. Both the tiles and countertop contrast nicely with the dark cool undertones on the cabinets and the white farmhouse sink just seems to pop out of this beautiful setting.

via Cupboard and Good

A crisp White Interior with a Modern Dark Blue Kitchen

The blue kitchen cabinet color stands out in this all-white turn-of-the-century room with high ceilings. What’s special about this particular example is that the stove hood has the same color as the kitchen cabinets.

via Fantastic Frank

Dusty Blue Walls and Cabinets Unified with Brass Hardware and a Subway Tile Backsplash

The walls, cabinetry, and window frames share the same dusty blue paint, creating a wrapped and cohesive atmosphere that feels quietly considered rather than accidental. Brass hardware punctuates the soft matte surfaces with warmth, catching whatever light filters through the blue-trimmed windows.

A white farmhouse sink grounds the scheme with clean contrast, while the bold blue subway tile backsplash adds texture and depth, keeping the tonal palette from feeling flat.

Styled by Asa Copparstad, photographed by Frederic Boukari for Historiska Hem

It’s always safe to go for a kitchen in a neutral color and I feel like white and grey are very often picked for exactly this reason. Green cabinets however look so interesting and characterful, yet they still have a calming effect and are a relatively safe color to opt for.

Below you can find my top picks of kitchens with green cabinets that I find most inspiring. From mint green to darker green, sage green, apple green, and even forest green, all shades are represented here. I recently made a compilation of my favorite kitchens with sage green cabinets as well, which you can find here.

Kitchens in green: my top green kitchen ideas and inspirations

Subtle green cabinets, dark-stained wood, and a subway tile backsplash

The beautiful kitchen features dark olive green cabinets in combination with brass handles, a brass faucet, and an oak countertop for a saturated look. The combination with the white tiles on the wall as a splashback however makes this kitchen look balanced and fresh.

I love that the white tiles are finished off with a trim in the same wood as the countertop, which has a nice effect. On the left side of the kitchen, dark green open shelving has been added and the Monstera plant here adds a fresh touch to this look.

Try out a swatch of Farrow & Ball green smoke* to achieve a similar green kitchen look.

via Alvhem

A kitchen with green cabinets and a grey marble stone

This modern shaker kitchen has a wonderful combination of dark muted green cabinet fronts with chrome handles and a chrome faucet combined with a natural grey stone countertop that makes the effect of the green even more dramatic. 

The subtle beige color on the wall makes the white upper cabinets stand out even better and I love the way the lighter palette on the top balances out the deep green of the bottom cabinets.

Try out a swatch of Farrow & Ball Treron* to achieve a similar color as on these green kitchen cabinets.

via Nordiska Kök

Soft green cabinets and white marble countertops

This fresh and minimal kitchen has cabinet fronts in a more muted and lighter shade of green, which has a more subtle and neutral effect on the space. The crisp white marble countertop and the chrome details in both the faucet and the handles brighten up this look and I love the subtle shade of beige on the wall.

No upper cabinets in this kitchen, instead a single open shelf to display pretty ceramics combined with a large module of storage on the other side which has been painted in a lighter shade of muted green so it doesn’t look too heavy.

styled by Linnéa H. Manaberi and Emma Fischer, photographed by Fredrik J Karlsson for Alvhem – see the full home tour here

Olive green cabinets and a limestone countertop

This olive green kitchen is the main component of a small studio home and it makes the entire space special. The deep green custom-made shaker fronts combined with a beige natural stone countertop are built perfectly into this small corner of the studio holding lots of storage space, yet without looking heavy, which is a challenging goal to achieve.

The green kitchen cabinets go from floor to ceiling for ample storage space in this studio home and for a seamless effect in the space and the black accents in the accessories finish the look off very nicely.

via Entrance Makleri

A green kitchen with two shades of cabinets and a shiplap backsplash

The vibrant green kitchen cabinets in this beautiful farmhouse-style kitchen are finished off with off-white upper cabinets, open shelving, a marble stone countertop, and a shiplap backsplash that has been painted in the same color as the upper cabinets.

The stainless steel appliances add a slight industrial touch to this otherwise very classic green kitchen design that matches the style of the building. This is one of my favorite green kitchen ideas on the list and probably also the most characterful one.

Photographed by Anders Bergstedt for Alvhem

A classic green kitchen with a white marble sink and glossy green tiles

The green kitchen cabinets in this beautiful Swedish home feature a combination of different materials including a white marble sink, a glossy tiles wall in green, and brass details all over the green kitchen.

Just like in some of the other examples, some of the upper kitchen cabinets have been painted off-white for a lighter look, which is a great design decision especially if you are working with a darker shade of green.

via Cupboard and Goods

A muted green kitchen with an off-white shiplap wall

This characterful green kitchen features muted green kitchen cabinets that combine so nicely with the dark wood countertop, yet creates a modern contrast with the white shiplap wall, white sink, white dining table and chairs, and the white open shelving on the wall.

The addition of green plants enhances the green color even more, which is a great tip to make a more muted green kitchen pop.

styled by Linnéa H. Manaberi, photographed by Anders Bergstedt for Alvhem

Minimal mint green kitchen cabinets and white marble countertops

This beautiful mint green kitchen has a very minimal design where the cabinet handles are integrated into the design of the mint green cabinets themselves. The white marble countertop, the white walls, and the minimal chrome faucet finish off this modern look very nicely.

Not that in this kitchen, the mint green cabinets are used on the bottom only on the side of the window, and all the higher cabinets are placed on one side of the room for a light look in the layout.

Try out a swatch of Farrow & Ball Teresa’s green* to achieve a similar mint green kitchen look.

via Fantastic Frank. – see the full kitchen here

A forest green kitchen

Dark green might be a common color for a kitchen, yet forest green is a little less common and a bolder shade for a kitchen. This dark green shade works really well in this space though where the upper cabinets and range hood are picked out in white for a lighter look.

The forest green goes well with the warm hardwood floors, which also comes back in the butcher block countertops. This dark green color on the cabinets is very saturated, yet because of the combination of white and neutrals, the dark green becomes the sole focal point in the space, making the design interesting yet not overwhelming.

via Kvarteret Makleri – see the full kitchen here

A quirky kitchen with mint green cabinets

The mint green cabinets in this small kitchen are matched with a lighter tone of green on the wall and a mint shade on the door and window frames for an impressive effect. The mint green kitchen is finished off with a stainless steel sink and faucet and a grey marble countertop for a rather minimal effect that has been finished off with interesting accessories.

The kitchen is not the only part of the home that has a mint green color, have a look at the entire apartment here.

via Historiska Hem – see the full home tour here

Apple green kitchen cabinets with a subway tile backsplash

The apple green kitchen cabinets have such a fresh effect in this otherwise very minimal space with a subway tile backsplash reaching all the way up to the ceiling. The black accents in the lamps add a lovely contrast to the vibrant shade of green on the cabinets.

Styled by Linnéa H. Manaberi, photographed by Henrik Linden for Alvhem – see the full home tour here

A kitchen with green cabinets and a subway tile backsplash

The green kitchen cabinets pair up really nicely with the texture of the natural stone countertop and the stainless steel cabinet handles. The subway tiles enhance the fresh effect the green cabinets have in the space and the kitchen island serves as a breakfast bar at the same time.

via Alicia Edelman – see the full home tour here

Muted green cabinets in a shaker design with gold hardware and stainless steel appliances

The muted, lighter green kitchen cabinets in this beautiful shaker kitchen are enhanced with gold handles, a gold faucet, and gold details in the lamps and stove. The white marble countertop and backsplash add a timeless elegance to the green kitchen design and the U-shaped layout is one that typically works well in smaller spaces.

Foto: Lisa Wikstrand – Styling: Helen Sturesson for Kulladal

A gray-green kitchen with a sandstone countertop

I love the shade of gray-green on the kitchen cabinets in this space and the fact that they have been combined with a gray sandstone countertop turns the layout into a sophisticated kitchen design.

The addition of the white vintage upper cabinet contrasts so nicely with the clean lines of the stone and the teal cabinets.

via Picky Living

Muted green kitchen cabinets and a grey stone countertop

The green kitchen cabinets in this space are combined with chrome details and a grey natural stone countertop, yet it’s the simplicity of it all that really draws the attention. Rather than upper cabinets, this kitchen has subtle artworks that create contrast with the dramatic vibe of the kitchen itself.

via Nordiska Kök

Olive green kitchen cabinets with pink details and polygon tiles

This beautiful olive green kitchen has such a rich combination of materials: from the green and pink polygon tiles to the stainless steel countertops, bold cabinet color, and cognac leather handles, this kitchen combines it all into one characterful and personal look.

via Historiska Hem – see the full kitchen tour here

A kitchen with green cabinets and beige countertops

The green creates a fresh yet calming atmosphere in this light flooded kitchen with white walls. The accent color of the kitchen cabinetry on the bottom of the kitchen layout really stands out against the beige countertops and the brass hardware.

Note that the upper cabinets and exhaust have been picked out in white to keep a light look in the interior.

via Alvhem – see the full home tour here

A dark forest green shaker kitchen in a contrasting setting

This beautiful corner layout kitchen has a deep dark forest green cabinet color that contrasts nicely with the off-white walls and white trim on the ceiling. The white-soaped hardwood floors and the small white dining area complement the light backdrop that makes the dark kitchen stand out a lot.

The white marble countertops and the white subway tile backsplash brighten up the kitchen design even more and enhance the traditional setting of the shaker cabinets.

via Stadshem

Elegant sage green kitchen cabinets in a cozy Scandinavian setting

This charming kitchen features shaker-style cabinets in a muted sage green tone that brings a calming and elegant presence to the space. The light marble backsplash and countertops enhance the sophisticated look, while natural wood and soft beige wall tones add warmth and cohesion.

via Alvhem