28 Dramatic Dark Green Kitchens Anyone Would Love

Dark green kitchens are moody and relaxing spaces that create a cozy feel in the hub of your home. From deep forest green to bold emerald and earthy olive, dark green walls, islands, cabinetry, tile, and more can work in both traditional and modern spaces.

Pair dark green with white accents, warm metallic finishes, or natural wood depending on your taste and style. Paint a wall of solid wood cabinetry in a dark shade to create an accent wall, or try color-drenching the kitchen in a dramatic shade of green for an enveloping feel.

Check out these dark green kitchen ideas to help you find the perfect shade and the dose of this alluring nature-inspired color that’s right for your space.

Pine Green With Gold Pulls

Pair dark green cabinetry with gold-toned hardware for a stylish contrast in a modern kitchen. Marie Flanigan Interiors paired flat-front pine green cabinetry with white countertops and walls for a crisp feel that balances dark and light finishes.

Dark Green Accent Wall

Paint a wall of solid wood cabinetry dark green to create an accent in a traditional kitchen, like this space from deVOL Kitchens. Pair with creamy off-white paint and gold-toned kitchen cabinet hardware for a timeless feel.

Glossy Emerald Peninsula

Use a glossy finish to lend your dark green cabinetry a modern feel. Rebecca Rollins Interiors painted both Shaker cabinets and a peninsula with bar seating in a bold emerald shade that complements this modern kitchen. White upper cabinetry and walls create balance and keep the space feeling airy and light.

Matching Dark Green Island

Pair a wall of dark green cabinetry with a matching island for a cohesive look, like this English kitchen from deVOL Kitchens. The timeless green paint complements darker hardwood floors and architectural details like crown moldings and an original fireplace.

Green Marble Countertops

Pair dark hunter green cabinets with green marble countertops and a matching backsplash for a rich tonal look. This one wall kitchen from Fantastic Frank is finished with silver knobs, plumbing fixtures, and pale wood flooring for a cool-toned Scandinavian feel.

Dark Olive Green Cabinets

Mix deep olive green cabinetry with reclaimed wood countertops for an earthy feel. Lobster and Swan paired dark green base cabinets with reclaimed wood countertops, open shelving, and an oven hood in this DIY kitchen renovation in the English countryside.

Tip

When choosing a dark green paint color for your kitchen, consider popular shades such as forest green, bold emerald, dark sage, or deep olive for a dramatic and earthy feel.

Dark Blue-Green Kitchen

Dark green-blue paint is a relaxing shade that pairs well with white walls and wood accents for a timeless modern feel. Urbanology Designs combined dark blue-green cabinets, window trim, and doors with dark stone countertops for a cozy, balanced feel. Choose a stylish lighting fixture that fits best with your space.

Contrasting Green Cabinets

Pair dark green cabinetry with black-and-white finishes to add contrast to a colorful wall color. Michelle Boudreau Design anchored this bold Southern California kitchen with sober green base cabinetry that allows the warm terracotta wall color to shine.

Green Tile and Wallpaper

Mix green tile and wallpaper to add texture to a dark green kitchen. In this timeless and traditional space from deVOL Kitchens, zellige tiles add texture to the backsplash that complements the richly illustrated wallpaper with a landscape motif.

Dark Green Wall Tile

Add a touch of color to a rustic space with green wall tile. This cabin kitchen from Arbor & Co. pairs dark green wall tile with white grout and natural wood cabinetry to create depth in a smaller space.

Dark Teal Kitchen

Dark teal green cabinets paired with rich stained wood energize this traditional kitchen from Studio Peake. Brass swan neck cabinet pulls complete the timeless feel, and a small portable kitchen island adds a modern touch.

Mossy Green Base Cabinets

Pair dark mossy green cabinetry with pale wood countertops for a warm modern feel. In this kitchen from Fantastic Frank, dark green base cabinets are paired with light wood countertops and white walls for a fresh and minimalist feel.

Matching Walls and Cabinets

Paint both walls and cabinets in the same shade of dark green for an enveloping feel in a smaller space, like this cozy room from deVOL Kitchens. Brass hardware adds warmth and contrast with heavily veined marble finishes.

Green Open-Plan Kitchen

In a light and bright open-plan kitchen, use dark green paint to define space and add contrast. Ashley Montgomery Design painted the cabinetry and kitchen island in a dark forest green shade that complements the white walls and antique furnishings and decor.

Khaki Green Kitchen

Dark khaki green will add a calming earth-toned color to warm up an all-white kitchen like this space from deVOL Kitchens.

Deep Sea Green Cabinets

Pair deep sea green cabinets with coral accents to energize a modern kitchen like this space from Pluck Kitchens that is finished with traditional herringbone-patterned oak flooring.

Smoky Dark Green

Try a smoky shade of dark green for a softer feel, like this modern space from Leclair Decor that is finished with dark brown stained hardwood floors for an earthy pairing.

Dark Green With Brass

Pair deep and dark green cabinetry with brass accents for a rich, timeless feel that will elevate the smallest of kitchens. In this space from deVOL Kitchens, mixed metal accents in brass, bronze, and copper add warmth and reflect light.

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Warm metallic accents such as brass, rose gold, or copper will pop against green walls or cabinetry, bringing shine and light to a darker space.

Very Dark Green

Use very dark green paint as a softer alternative to black. Jessica Nelson Design combined dark green-black paint with green marble, dark wood, leather, and stone accents in this modern rustic space.

Green Tile Backsplash

A wall of green tile will add function and color to a modern kitchen. Tyler Karu Design + Interiors paired dark green tile with natural wood cabinetry and black accents for a moody feel.

Dark Jade Green Cabinets

Add depth and definition to a one-wall kitchen with dark jade green cabinetry. Hub of the House Studio paired the rich flat-front cabinetry with brass accents and terrazzo flooring for a midcentury modern-inspired feel.

Dark Olive Green Kitchen

Add depth to a modern farmhouse kitchen with soothing deep olive cabinetry, like this space from Kate Marker Interiors. Pair it with aged brick and natural wood for an earthy, timeless feel.

Green Botanical Wallpaper

Pair traditional floral or botanical wallpaper with a dark green background with dark green painted cabinetry for a classic look, like this eat-in kitchen from Jessica Nelson Design.

Dark Jungle Green Cabinets

Choose a dark jungle green shade to create a soothing backdrop for art and decor, like this eclectic space from deVOL Kitchens.

Jewel-Tone Green Tiles

Jewel-toned green backsplash tiles gleam on the wall of this kitchen from Emilie Fournet Interiors, complementing a mix of wood and white finishes.

Dark Green and Aged Copper

Mix dark green cabinets with a matching island topped with a hand-aged copper countertop for a timeless feel, like this London kitchen from Emilie Fournet Interiors.

Dark Green Kitchen Accents

If you want to bring some dark green into your kitchen without making it the main event, complement a neutral space with bold accents instead. Studio Peake paired a green marble island countertop with abstract geometric floor tile with dark green accents.

Green Midcentury Kitchen

A wall of dark green vertical stacked tiles adds a hint of color in this renovated midcentury modern kitchen from Jessica Nelson Design.

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