There's no doubt about it: green in the kitchen is having a moment. But you can do so much more with green in your kitchen than just cabinetry—you can have green walls too. Green kitchen walls provide plenty of color, and they can be used to provide texture and visual interest to the space. Keep reading for 8 of our favorite ideas for green kitchen walls.
01 Use Lots of Green
But why limit yourself to just two shades of green in your kitchen? Add in another and have green radiating off the cabinetry, backsplash and walls.
02 Paint Around the Fridge
Panelings or facings surrounding large appliances like refrigerators are another great spot to add a wall of green. These otherwise-empty spaces could use a healthy dose of color
03 Use Green and Wood
The rich tones of darker wood, like mahogany and walnut, pair perfectly with a sage green in the kitchen. To get this look, use wooden cabinetry alongside green walls.
04 Pair Green and Gold
Color pairing can take the addition of bold color in a space from good to better, and green is no exception. Try pairing it with gold for a luxe look.
05 Add a Wall of Green Cabinets
To add a wall of green to your kitchen without cracking open a can of paint, install (nearly) floor-to-ceiling green cabinetry, like the one above in the space from Naked Kitchens.
06 Go Abstract
Want to add some whimsy to your green kitchen walls? Add some abstract patterns. These fun shapes will provide visual interest to your walls, and they'll be great design feature to center the rest of your kitchen around.
07 Use Green With Brass
Old-world brass is an excellent companion to a vintage, muted shade of green. Look for brass light fixtures or hardware, like the ones in the kitchen above from So Unique Home, to bring brass into a space.
08 Use Green Built-ins
Another way to bring a green kitchen wall into your space is through built-ins. Built-in cabinetry or shelving brings character to a kitchen, along with plenty of color.
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