Trade neutrals for nature-inspired green cabinetry in kitchens, mudrooms, and more.

Recently, shades of green have been sprouting up on more than just walls and exteriors.

But with thousands ofgreen paint colors available, it can be hard to narrow it down to just one.

Dark green kitchen with white counters

Kitchen cabinets in Tarrytown Green by Benjamin Moore.Credit: Anthony Masterson

For those struggling with the selection process, Christopher Scott ofChristopher Scott Cabinetryoffers some advice.

“Also, finding an inspiration pictureon Pinterest… can add to your confidence.”

Tune in to your internal voice, too.

Kitchen with green cabinets and black and white geometric floors

Base cabinets are a 50/50 mix of Provence and Château Grey chalk paints by Annie Sloan.Credit: Annie Schlecther

“I always believe in going with your gut instinct,” says O’Donnell.

“Your house is an extension of you and your family’s personality.”

These are the shades they turn to and trust.

green painted bathroom

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“As a lifelong redhead, green is my color,” she says.

She painted this bathroom’s walls, trim, and vanity in Benjamin Moore’sHillside Green.

A monochromatic green palette helped her achieve cohesiveness in the small space.

book shelves painted green

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“This green color is a wonderful warm tone for a study in particular,” she says.

“It can work with so many different complementary colors and patterns.”

“It provides the perfect backdrop for a more masculine space,” she says.

laundry room with green painted cabinets

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“If styled differently, it could also go in a feminine direction.

It becomes a great neutral to work with.”

For this space, Parkinson wanted a light, minty shade that felt both fresh and cheerful.

cabinets and sitting area, painted dark green

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Sherwin-Williams’Oyster Bayhad the winning combination.

“An easy way to elevate a laundry room is with paint color,” she says.

“It’s a bit dusty and muddy, which I love.

cabinets painted light green

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The green-gray color truly shines thanks to abundant natural light, charming limestone floors, and crisp white walls.

Pigeon is a color Casey turns to again and again.

In the end, Benjamin Moore’sCaptivating Tealwas the winner.

dark green painted kitchen cabinets

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“I threw up a few swatches and this shade was an easy yes!”

“Color can change the energy of a space for the better.

Patton choseCalke Greenas a “medium neutral tone” for this media space.

entry way area with light green cabinets

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I love the way it adds drama to the room!”

Minerva took inspiration from dark luscious tones from the client’s garden.

Try Glidden’sDeep Shaded Groveto achieve a similar look.

open, floating shelves painted green

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“Greens are a natural fit for the kitchen because they conjure health and wellbeing,” Xaykao says.

Green cabinet paint adds energy to utilitarian spaces, too.

To feel fully enveloped in the color, use green on all four walls, cabinetry, and trim.

dark green painted library, sitting area

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Plan to pair frosty greens with white flooring or walls.

To turn up the volume, consider a glamorous, high-gloss finish in a striking, all-over green shade.

This helps ensure that your new green cabinet paint adheres properly, creating a long-lasting, durable finish.

bathroom walls painted green with circle mirror

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“But the key to any longevity is preparation.

This is the most laborious task but will give you the best end result.”

Dark green cabinetry contrasted with white subway tile in a kitchen designed by Maddalena Minerva.

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green kitchen cabinets

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bathroom with green cabinets lantern-style lights and white subway tile for backsplash

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