When it comes tocolorful kitchendesign, blue is often the first hue to come to mind.
Dependingon the shade, green can be modern or classic, simple or statement-making, neon-bright or totally subdued.
Alongside some helpful tips and tricks, step inside theseSouthern kitchensto see just how gorgeous green walls can be.
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proves that a kitchen doesn’t need sprawling walls to add a little green to the scheme.
We can’t get enough of these pops of color.
Designer Shannon Eddings coated hers in Benjamin Moore’s Silver Sage (506).
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Verdant wallpaper with a classic sensibility gives this kitchen timeless style.
Choose a bright color to up the contrast in your kitchen for eye-catching flair.
This is a great way to blend hues and create a space that feels warm yet crisp.
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Add a little green to your kitchen walls with gorgeous green tile.
Go For Multiple Hues
Why pick just one tone of green for your space?
Your whole wall wont be covered, but you still get that pop of color.
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Try A Blue-Green Tone
Cant commit to green?
Love blue too much?
The good news is you dont have to decide.
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Bonus: These finishes are also easy to wipe off messes and spills, common in the kitchen.
Play With Pattern
Just because your walls are green doesnt mean they have to be boring.
Cooler shades like sage or gray-green can be calming.
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Army green might give off a masculine feel.
Green can mix with pretty much any color of the rainbow.
For a coastal take, try shades of blue.
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For a more cottage flair, try yellows, like butter or mustard.
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