Green Kitchen Cabinets

Okay, so my kitchen cabinets are very similar to your green wall color. I would recommend Benjamin Moore Englewood cliffs (in matte finish) the number is 1607 - Looks dark on the swatch but this is what it looks like next to my cabinets…. IMG_39331920×2560 924 KB IMG_53111920×1440 597 KB IMG_91671920×2560 368 KB IMG_91661920×2560 325 KB

... furniture were all hers. The kitchen was green and white and yellow--and red. ... been a pantry off the kitchen, with a stained white bathtub (... gouges in the porcelain. The kitchen had cabinets above the sink but that ... and painted a revolting mint green. The walls were tiled mustard ... the wall paper was  a green background with figures on it, ...

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rr819 said: I always think navy blue cabinets look so good! Not to at to the press… My BIL’s brother has the coolest kitchen, they have light green resin countertops and navy blue cabinetry. I’m always so jealous when I visit.

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Mint green, to be more specific. submitted by /u/RazielOfBoletaria to r/NevernessToEverness [link] [comments]

I am redoing these beige cabinets this summer. Green is the only color I think I could live with in a kitchen but I’m not sure if it will make this room too dark. Does this shade of green look nice? Too warm? The second picture is the current paint color submitted by /u/Successful-Arrival87 to r/interiordecorating [link] [comments]

From a recently completed custom kitchen out in Bloomfield, CT. White uppers, green base cabinets, and a wood island top to warm it up. All designed around the arched window and the view outside. Added a pantry with roll-outs, spice drawer by the cooktop, and oversized island drawers for storage. Thoughts? submitted by /u/JohnDeanCabinetry to r/cabinetry [link] [comments]

Alright, I’ve wanted moody green kitchen cabinets for ages. We’ve moved a couple times over the years and now finally own a house that we’ll be in for a long time. The kitchen cabinets are currently painted white. I want to paint them dark green but am wondering if it got so popular & became so trendy that it will start to look dated soon?? What do you think? And if so, what cabinet colors are you starting to see come into style? submitted by /u/Charming_Compote5967 to r/interiordecorating [link] [comments]

I am not The OOP, OOP is u/thewretchedcup Am I the asshole for feeding my roommate his own mess? Originally posted to r/AITApod Thanks to u/soayherder u/theprismaprincess & u/queenlegolas for suggesting this BoRU TRIGGER WARNING:physical violence, food tampering MOOD SPOILER: Disgusting Original Post Feb 18, 2026 I 28M have two roomies, “Vick” and “Mark.” We’re typical bros who like to hang out, watch movies, and play sports. Things have been copacetic in our apartment for some time but some time ago something happened and my GF keeps giving me crap about it. Mark 27m has a very strict diet bc he is a huge fitness bro and he is basically nver not in the kitchen. Protein shake for breakfast. Omelette (egg white only) for a second breakfast. Huge chicken salad for lunch. Broccoli and chicken dinner. On and on. Thing is, Mark is clean but not detail-oriented. LIttle things get left around the kitchen, like tiny bits of egg, tiny bits of salad, just like not quite clean clean. It’s not an issue immediately but as the week goes on, it tends to get nasty in there. Mark has been talked to multiple times and it keeps happening. We have a cleaner monthly so it does reset eventually but for like 3 weeks, it’s straight up garbage town. Me and Vick are always venting about it bc tbh it’s like the only problem in our apartment. So a month ago, we decided to do something about it. We started collecting all of the extra shit we find, little nuts, chicken pieces, crumbs on the floor, in a cup. We came to label the cup, “the wretched cup.” Mark has a huge bowl in the fridge where he keeps the meal-prepped salad. We put the wretched cup into the salad. TBH we expected Mark to immediately notice that and come into the living room and rip us a new one. LIke what is all this nasty crap in my salad?! Never happened. Instead, what happened is nothing. He didn’t even clock it man. Mark full-on ate that stuff. He ate the wretched cup. Old eggs, wilted greens, apple stems, kitchen floor crumbs, probably a fair amount of straight up dirt. It makes me gag even thinking about it. He ate the wretched cup, man, he straight up devoured the cursed thing. He probably even enjoyed it as he SAID NOTHING. I had to take a break writing this bc it makes me sick. Anyway, I'm back, I told my GF this story when it happened about a month ago. She got really serious and was like no that’s ACTUALLY f-ed up. I was surprised at her reaction and I told Vick but we opted to do nothing. She brought it up again recently (in a serious heavy tone) and said that’s just really messed up and you need to tell him. Well we don’t want to. It kind of took our cackling about it to a different level where we’re like wait did we cross a line? And to be fair, if this isn’t obvious, Mark is kind of a beast so my Gf also was kinda like “you sure you guys aren’t a little jealous and want to demean him a bit?” which we are friends w him so I don’t feel like that’s valid but including for completeness. He is jacked and we are maybe, athletic adjacent. We’re 1 week from the cleaners coming and remembering he feasted on the wretched cup is honestly making me feel better whenever i'm cleaning his mess. But obviously he never got sick or anything but is this really that big of a deal? I feel like it passed. No harm no foul. Come on. Not gonna do it again or anything and still don’t know what to do, but for now it’s making us feel better which was the whole point. Am i the asshole? Update Feb 20, 2026 AITA for feeding my roommate his own mess? (update: we told Mark, he lost it) first post but long story short, my roommate, "Mark" is a gym bro who leaves a mess every day that grows into a nasty kitchen. Me and other roomie Vick frustrated with his lack of cleaning and having told him at least 9 times, collected that mess and put it into a cup we called the wretched cup. we then put the contents of the wretched cup into Mark's huge meal-prepped salad he eats all week(like mixed it around). Mark didn't notice and so we weren't sure what to do. Well the comments were pretty uniform in saying that we are assholes and so... we told him. So i have to admit, for all the people who said to be honest and just tell the truth, it did feel good. Initialyl when we told Mark, he laughed really hard, we all did. It was a funny bro moment ngl. but when he woke up the next morning, he was actually seriously pissed. And to be fair, i do think saying we attempted to poison him isn't exactly false, which was a point he repeated a lot I thought it would blow over but it got worse. Mark came home and was more or less fuming. We kept saying sorry and that we understood and he kept saying no we don't understand. I guess a thing here is that he is really into fitness so we didn't really think of the implications of how his body is a temple and all. The anger just honestly kept getting worse. We were not defensive even bc look at this point, we got it. It was fucked up and i get that. But Mark was freaking out and ended up punching a hole in the wall. And at that point, he stormed off to bed and me nad Vick agreed that's our bad. Like we did this to someone who is obsessed with their body and ya, it's on us. But it didn't actually stop there. The next morning he was making his protein smoothie, and as he was cleaning up, he got frustrated and straight up ripped a cabinet door off and left it in the sink. :/ We're kind of at a loss. No clue how much that's gonna cost but probably more than some shitty drywall bro it's a whole ass cabinet. is this just a deal with it kinda situation at this point? some people even said it was illegal which I don't really think is what's meant by food tampering (more it relates to grocery stores is what i got from looking it up). Probably the end of our apartment, end of an era, but yeah that's what happened. THIS IS A REPOST SUB - I AM NOT THE OOP DO NOT CONTACT THE OOP's OR COMMENT ON LINKED POSTS, REMEMBER - RULE 7 submitted by /u/Direct-Caterpillar77 to r/BestofRedditorUpdates [link] [comments]

I bought this 1950s ranch recently that was recently redone and given the all white special. I’m trying to put some of 50s color back into it and noticed a lot of the kitchens were feminine color palettes (gee, I wonder why…) so I’ve been trying to make budget friendly changes. The flooring will be swapped out for black and white checkered tile, I added the pink backsplash. The terrazzo granite will stay. Initially, I figured I’d leave the cabinets alone, but now I’m wondering if they’d look better painted. It would either be a very pale, light yellow or a pale mint green, to keep with the theme. Appliances are obviously modern, but they were punched months before I bought the house so I’ll probably just ride them till the wheels fall off before replacing them with someone that looks more vintage. Anyway! Thoughts? Thank you! submitted by /u/CowboyLikeMegan to r/femalelivingspace [link] [comments]