18 Best Green Kitchen Cabinet Ideas

Balance out the warmth of olive green cabinets with marble countertops, glossy gold hardware and white mosaic tile flooring.

Cover a wall with glass subway tiles to sneak in a few different shades of green into your space. Pull out one of the darker hues for the kitchen cabinet color to tie everything together.

Give jewel-toned cabinets the space to shine by outfitting the rest of the kitchen with high-contrast tiles, flooring and fixtures.

In many ways, light green can be just as neutral as white or gray. Take a note from this design and pair pale pistachio cabinets with concrete countertops and creamy white backsplash tiles.

Carry the color from the floor to the ceiling by painting cabinets, open shelving and walls in the same rich shade. Break it up with touches of white, like a marble countertop or cluster of pendant lights.

Dark citron kitchen cabinets make a statement as-is, but they’ll really pop against warm wood tones and bright whites.

Breathe new life into an older space (like Jacey Duprie’s 100-year-old kitchen shown here) by painting the cabinets in a soothing green shade to complement the vintage elements. Glossy subway tiles and gold hardware give the room some modern flair.

Cheer up a monochromatic kitchen by painting the upper cabinets in a vibrant yellow-green. Lay down a runner in the same color family to create a sense of harmony.

Go for the unexpected with teal cabinets. A cross between green and blue, this shade is just as versatile as other popular hues, including hunter, forest or mint green.

Let chartreuse be the accent color in your otherwise all-white kitchen. Use it to transform the island into a focal point, then carry it all the way up to the ceiling with coordinating gingham wallpaper.

Liven up your kitchen with layers of seafoam, light blue and white. Mix in floral details and woven textures to play up the room’s open and airy feel.

If you’re not ready to go full-on green, start by painting a small section of your kitchen in a muted mint. Keep everything else relatively neutral, so it’ll really make an impact.

Emerald green pairs nicely with neutrals — crisp whites, dark grays and bold blacks — making it perfect for an accent island.

Washed-out sage acts as a neutral, pulling out its natural gray tones when up against whitewashed brick or light-colored tiles. Reclaimed wood floating shelves and sleek black appliances provide the perfect juxtaposition.

For a cohesive look, match the inside of glass-front cabinets to the kitchen island. But if you don’t want to be too matchy-matchy, pick varying shades in the same color family — a darker island with lighter cabinets or vice versa.

Coat cabinets in a blackened shade of green for added drama. Bring out the green undertones with a dimensional backsplash, made up of subway tiles in a range of light and dark tones.

Embrace the kitchen’s coziness and charm with mossy green kitchen cabinets set against terra-cotta tiles and planked walls.

Take it back in time with a retro-inspired design, complete with vibrant mint kitchen cabinets and black-and-white hexagonal flooring.