Charcoal Kitchen Cabinets With Mossy Green Counter Countertops

Sara Tramp for Emily Henderson Designs

I get it—a green kitchen sounds insane (and maybe conjures memories of your aunt's dated avocado one), but the color can be seriously cool. Bring the outdoors in with a vibrant kitchen that'll make you look forward to rolling up your sleeves and cooking. Maybe even doing dishes, too. From pale mint to emerald, these shades will inspire you to take your house green.

1 Gray Green

Choose a dark green with gray undertones if you want to keep it subtle. It'll add some color, but still feel neutral.

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2 Add Brass

This is, without a doubt, the sexiest kitchen ever. Pair green with brass and white, and everyone will be envious. Trust.

3 Jewel-Toned

Choose a jewel-toned shade like emerald and live your most glam life. Come it with gold accents and we're completely swooning.

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4 Green Fake Out

Here's how you fake a green kitchen without actually having a green kitchen—paint your breakfast nook green, then tie everything together with a green rug and green plants inside the kitch.

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5 Paint Your Cabinets

Traditional Shaker-style cabinets in a farmhouse kitchen feel fresh thanks to a couple coats of blue-green paint. They stand out when paired with white walls but not so much that it's jarring.

6 Go Pistachio

Pistachio green cabinets pick up the veining in these marble countertops. The tile on the walls adds even more shades of green.

7 Channel The Outdoors

This shade of green is funky, but also fits with the lush, green landscape outside in this Alabama home. They tied two rooms together with a similarly colored wallpaper in the dining room.

8 Gingham Goals

A green gingham ceiling gives a classic white kitchen personality, and it brings extremely high ceilings down to a more comfortable place. To further animate the room, the island was painted a contrasting, darker green.

9 Jungle-Inspired

A pale green blends seamlessly between the kitchen and dining area of this "Jungalow," especially when paired with the Moroccan clay tile backsplash.

10 Double Up

Sometimes two is better than one, like in this colorful farmhouse kitchen. The table is a lighter green, while the island is a rich, deeper hue.

11 Forest Feels

Use green to turn a small kitchen into a jewel box. Mahogany counters and brass hardware gleam on moss-colored cabinets, while sage wallpaper adds texture.

12 Beach Vibes

Get the best of both worlds by painting cabinet fronts white and adding an accent color on the back. A greenish-turquoise is perfect for a beach house.

13 Go Lacquered

The cabinets in the kitchen of this New York apartment are painted a bamboo leaf shade of green. Lacquering gives it even more life.

14 Distress It

Colored plaster walls and a distressed finish on the tongue-and-groove cabinetry add patina to this new California kitchen. The kitchen cabinets are new but meant to look old, with seeded glass in the doors and about six layers of paint.

15 Bring The Shine

Mirror, stainless steel, black marble, and high-gloss green reflect light and make this small New York apartment kitchen feel bigger. Choose high gloss if you want a more luxe look than flat paint.

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Charcoal Kitchen Cabinets With Mossy Green Counter Countertops

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