We have a new kitchen renovation in the IDCO family beginning this week and cabinet color trends are on the brain. This includes every single last shade of green plus a few unexpected palettes as well. Think moody tone on tone colors and warm, earthy shades. There was a time not too long ago when all white kitchens were everywhere and while that remains a true classic, we’ve rounded up 5 of the best kitchen color trends that are taking cabinetry and our Pinterest board by storm.

 

 

Every Shade of Green

 

 

You’d be hard-pressed to find a trending kitchen that isn’t some variation of green. From the palest shade of mint to muted sage or deep, saturated tones, this colorway is HOT.

 

 

Favorite Light Green Paint Colors

Dirty Martini by Clare | Contented by Sherwin Williams | Money Moves by Clare | Mineral Green by Magnolia Home | Cromarty by Farrow and Ball

 

via: deVOL Kitchens

 

Interior Design: Jean Stoffer Design | Photography: Stoffer Photography

 

Interior Design: Rhatigan and Hick

 

 

Favorite Dark Green Paint Colors

Backwoods by Benjamin Moore | Forest Green by Benjamin Moore | Studio Green by Farrow and Ball | Current Mood by Clare | Tate Olive by Benjamin Moore

 

 

 

 

Natural Wood

 

 

We previously discussed our love of blonde wood here. While technically this isn’t a paint color, the look of natural wood is undeniably gorgeous and very of the moment. Whether outfitting a whole kitchen or just an island sporting beautifully stained wood, this look brings warmth and raw, natural elements to a space.

 

Interior Design: M. Elle Design | Photography: Shade Degges

 

Interior Design: Amber Interiors | Photography: Tessa Neustadt

 

Interior Design: Simo Design

 

 

 

Warm Neutrals

 

 

All white kitchens are getting a warm-up in 2019 with the introduction of earthy colors like greige and mushroom hues. These neutrals look extra pretty paired with marble and brass for a cozy, classic kitchen style.

 

 

Favorite Warm Neutral Paint Colors

 

Penthouse by Clare | Gray Mist by Benjamin Moore | Beigeing by Clare | Stony Ground by Farrow and Ball | Pale Oak by Benjamin Moore

 

via: deVOL Kitchens

 

Interior Design: Nicole Davis Interiors | Photography: Alyssa Rosenheck

 

Interior Design: Jean Stoffer Design | Photography: Stoffer Photography

 

 

 

Two-Tone Cabinetry

 

 

Another trend in kitchens is the two-tone cabinetry look.  If you aren’t ready to go full tuxedo, meaning one color on the bottom cabinetry and another on the top, then a wall of cabinetry or a free-standing island in a different color works really well with this look. An expanded color palette adds sophistication

 

Interior Design: M. Elle Design

 

Interior Design: Jessica Helgerson Interior Design | Photography: Aaron Leitz

 

Interior Design: Interior Design: M. Elle Design

 

Interior Design: Jean Stoffer Design | Photography: Stoffer Photography

 

 

 

Dark Pairings

 

 

Dark cabinetry paired with dark countertops is a thing and it’s gorgeous. This moody monotone look feels stately and old world while still serving up modern vibes. If you are loving the dark kitchen trend, take it one step further with a dark stone countertop and then tag #IDCOatHome because we MUST see that beauty.

Interior Design: Alyssa Kapito Interiors

 

Interior Design: Amber Interiors | Photography: Tessa Neustadt

 

via: deVOL Kitchens

 

 

Favorite Dark Paint Colors

 

Down Pipe by Farrow and Ball | Cheating Heart by Benjamin Moore | Black Magic by Sherwin Williams | Hale Navy by Benjamin Moore | Hague Blue by Farrow and Ball

 

 

 

 

Warm Neutrals 

ONE | TWO | THREE | FOUR

 

 

All the Greens

ONE | TWO | THREE | FOUR | FIVE | SIX | SEVEN | EIGHT

 

 

Inky Blues

ONE | TWO | THREE | FOUR

 

 

For more design topics, have a look at these posts:

• A Love Affair with Geometric and Patterned Tile
• Blonde Wood + How to Use It Everywhere
• The Color Trends We’re Obsessed With
• The Most Inspiring Outdoor Spaces
• The New Look of Open Shelving
• Designers’ Guide to Paint Colors

 

And for more information on creative business strategy:

• Why We Created Custom IDCO Website Templates
• The Exact Formula We Use for Stunning Mood Boards
• How to Run a Creative Business
• Branding Your Portfolio
• What to Do When Instagram Goes Down
• Why Your Interior Design Brand Needs a Media Kit
• Optimizing your Interior Design Portfolio for Pinterest
• How to Get Your Work Published

 

 

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Erin Lepperd is an interior designer – turned digital media editor with a penchant for breathtaking interiors. When she’s not gabbing about design, you’ll find her wrangling her wild and wonderful 5-year-old twins, brunching like it’s her job and exploring the wilds of New England as a California transplant.