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What better room to inject a sense of calm than the kitchen? I can think of no better space where maintaining a balance between function and harmony is more important. Finishing touches like this are the key to achieving your vision and pulling all design elements together. Here’s a few ideas to inspire. Brass

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For those looking to introduce calming green tones into their kitchen design try lighter shades of sage green and eau-de-nil-coloured cabinetry and furniture.Bold green cabinets in the kitchen contrast brilliantly against white walls, as seen above – to soften the look. Keep in mind that using the contrasting look opens up the possibility for using a darker green in a smaller kitchen, because it helps to balance the light and dark. Even though sage is a lighter green, a bolder color can still be used sparingly as an accent. Have some fun with a bright pop of color. Enhance olive green kitchen cabinets with touches of luxe. In this example of stylish kitchen you see gold taps, door handles and even hinges add an elegant finish to the delicious shade of green used on the cabinetry. Olive green plus gold equals luxury We’ve never had an issue with mixing metallics in kitchens – gold and silver have been paired together for centuries by many prestige jewellery brands as they sit very nicely side-by-side,' says Tom Howley, design director of his self-named kitchen brand. Deep green cabinetry is a natural foil to burnished brass, luxe gold or gleaming stainless steel fittings and appliances – or all of the above. Because with this forgiving hue, it’s possible to mix metallic finishes and still keep your scheme looking cohesive.

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With marble countertops and a pale shade of sage green, your kitchen will be transformed into a luxurious and bright living space. With the kitchen being the heart of the home, a shade of this beautiful hue creates an inviting space that is perfect for socialising, cooking, and spending time with family and friends. An easier way to incorporate sage green into your kitchen is just to paint the walls. A great choice if you already have white cabinets. If you normally veer towards neutral tones, sage green is the safest shade you can start with to bring colour into your kitchen," says Linda Boronkay, Creative Director of Linda Boronkay Design Studio. “It’s a soft shade, taken from nature, so it doesn’t jar and works well with other greens and neutrals, team with natural materials, painted vintage furniture and ochre shades” A deep green kitchen can look a little oppressive when it’s lined with wall and floor cabinets. But switching up the style with glazed and open units can help brighten the space, without sacrificing valuable kitchen storage ideas.

Hi, I’m Jen, an interiors writer and blogger sharing my love of great design and style for a family home. Sage is the shade of green to be seen in kitchens for 2021. Add a fresh, organic feel to your kitchen by teaming a muted sage green with an off-white hue that is reminiscent of nature. Treron, adark green color version of Farrow & Ball Pigeon, was applied to the bottom row of existing cabinets and the kitchen island peninsula while the white upper cabinets keep everything feeling light and airy. Although typically considered a traditional shade, Treron shines in this modern setting where natural materials and neutral colors are used as anchors.