If you’re here, then that probably means you’re getting ready for a home project - whoohoo! Finding the right paint color can be a daunting task but particularly for cabinetry. Whether you’re selecting a cabinet line that allows you to use a custom color or are painting existing cabinetry, both are big time and financial investments! That’s why choosing a cabinet paint colors might feel like there’s more at stake, or at least more pressure to get it right the first time. The good news is we’ve used dozens of paint colors on cabinetry and here to help you choose the perfect one for your space!

Blues and greens are popular for cabinetry because they evoke feelings of calmness and stability, things we all want in our homes! Both colors have great versatility—ranging from soft pastels to rich, moody tones—making them ideal for creating spaces that feel both stylish and timeless. Plus, they pair beautifully with a variety of materials and textures, enhancing the overall design and adding a pop of color without being overwhelming!

In this blog you’ll discover our favorite blue and green cabinetry paint colors, coordinating paint color ideas, tips, tricks and design inspiration from our before and after gallery.

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1.PEWTER GREEN

Out of ALL the many shades of green, Pewter Green by Sherwin Williams is a fan-favorite for kitchen cabinets! It’s “dark yet calming and complements natural elements like wood and metal while bringing a down-to-earth elegance.”

At project, Travels & Textures, our clients wanted a modern upgrade that channeled their love of nature & travel. Pewter Green was the perfect choice to ground the space and bring a natural, organic vibe. To create some visual contrast and make the space feel larger, we chose white uppers and a classic white subway tile backsplash. To keep things visually light, we chose to install floating shelves, rather than upper cabinetry, to flank the range. This also added a place for our clients to display some of their favorite travel keepsakes!

Design tip: When it comes to decor, a rich-toned red will pair beautifully with this paint color, as seen in this gorgeous runner. The key to combining red and green without it feeling like Christmas is to choose deeper hues and not overdo it - one pop of something red will do the trick!

Coordinating paint colors: Spare White, Shoji White & Silvermist

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2.Manitou Blue

If teal blues are your vibe, look no further than Manitou Blue. Greenish blues are perfect for coastal inspired homes like our project Island for Days. To create the light and airy vibe our clients wanted, we used a lot of whites in the design, including the cabinetry on the perimeter of the kitchen. However, when it came to this incredible 15-foot island, we knew we wanted to add a pop of richness to the space and this ocean-inspired blue was the perfect choice!

Design tip: Consider pairing this paint color with chrome or brushed nickel hardware.

Coordinating paint colors: Blue Horizon, Aged White and Khaki Shade

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3.GALE FORCE

The vision for this bathroom was all about creating a rich, blue monochromatic vibe—hence the project name, Out of the Blue. It all started when we fell head over heels for this stunning floor tile, which was perfect for both the bathroom and shower. From there, we knew we had to find the perfect shade of blue for the cabinetry to tie everything together. Enter Gale Force. It’s moody without being too dark, and the way it complements the other elements…total perfection.

Design tip: To ensure a monochromatic look doesn’t fall flat, it’s important to incorporate a medley of textures and patterns, think wallpaper or interesting tile shapes and textures.

Coordinating paint colors: Extra White, Shiitake and Ultaupeia

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4. FADED FLAXFLOWER

This is one of our most asked about paint colors! At our Bonjour Blue project, we had the pleasure of remodeling our French client’s entire home, weaving in gorgeous shades of blue throughout. When we got to the laundry room, we decided to have a little fun with the design. We went bold with a stunning tricolor hexagon tile on the floor, and since our clients wanted to keep their existing wood cabinetry, we needed a color that would tie it all together while adding a pop of personality. Faded Flaxflower is a perfect gentle blue with cool yellow and gray undertones and it brought just the right fresh, relaxed vibe!

Coordinating paint colors: Icicle, Gossamer Veil, Charcoal Blue

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5. Anchors Aweigh

This charming craftsman bungalow kitchen got a serious style upgrade with the bold and beautiful Anchors Aweigh! It's the deepest, most saturated hue in our roundup, perfect for creating rich contrast. In our ‘4th Street Bungalow’ project, we used this moody shade on the lower cabinets while keeping things light on top. Darker lower cabinetry grounds the space and adds a touch of luxury without overwhelming the room—but if you’re all about drenching your kitchen in deep blue from top to bottom, we say go for it! Your space, your vibe!

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Thanks for reading! We hope you now have some beautiful blue and green paint color options for your home. Remember, before you make your final selection it’s crucial to paint samples in your own home to see how things like lighting and other design elements affect the paint color in your space.

If you’re looking for specific advice about your space, contact us for an in-person or virtual consultation!

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