Sage and cream kitchen
21 Sage Green Kitchens That Are Trendy Yet Timeless
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Sarah Lyon
Sarah Lyon
Sarah Lyon is a freelance writer and home decor enthusiast, who enjoys sharing good finds on home items. Since 2018, she has contributed to a variety of lifestyle publications, including Apartment Therapy and Architectural Digest.
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Published on 03/31/22
Murphy Maude Interiors
Why not add some sage to your kitchen? No, not the spice—the color! Sage green is incredibly popular at the moment and is making its appearance on kitchen walls, cabinet doors, and beyond.
And designers are majorly loving the hue, too. "Shades of green, especially sage, are great to use in the kitchen, as they allow for creative expression that doesn't overpower the space," says designer Leslie Murphy, creative director and owner of Murphy Maude Interiors. "It's such a versatile color that can be used with either warm or cool tones to create totally different atmospheres depending on your style. I like to pair sage with wood and brown tones to create a light and airy space for a nature-inspired look that brings the outdoors in."
Below, we're showcasing 21 gorgeous sage green kitchens from across the internet; maybe you'll just be inspired to jump on the bandwagon and introduce the color into your space, too.
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Paint the Island
@burcharddesignco / Instagram
If you have a wooden kitchen island, why not paint it for some extra flair? This green, while slightly different from the green used on the nearby cabinets, is ultra fresh and cheerful—exactly the mood we need when spending long hours meal prepping!
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Take to the Paneling
@fiddlingwithfussy / Instagram
Paneled walls are stunning on their own, but they look even more beautiful when painted.
This kitchen organization station is nice and polished with a coat of sage green. -
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Pair Sage and Wood
@our_renovation_house / Instagram
Sage green cabinets pair wonderfully with wooden countertops for a farmhouse inspired look in this kitchen.
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Grab Green Appliances
@vintique_homeware / Instagram
Love green? This kitchen features light sage walls, of course, but why not take things a step further by picking out appliances that bear the hue? They'll make your kitchen look even more cohesive, and plus, they may even make everyday routines feel a bit more fun.
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Try This Sleek Setup
@hemma_interiors / Instagram
Gone are the days of bulky, strangely colored appliances and in are sleek, ultra functional fridges and freezers in majorly on-trend hues. We love this sage green system that blends in with the kitchen cabinets perfectly.
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Keep the Walls Bare
@the_johnson_residence / Instagram
With walls as pretty as these sage green beauties, there's no need to hang art or decor if that's not your style. Minimalists may enjoy choosing a favorite paint color and letting it be—and we personally think sage is an unbeatable option.
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@myterracebythesea / Instagram
On the other hand, maximalists will love working all of the color and pattern into their cooking space! For a bold touch, why not add a sage green accent wall? This one really pops against the bold cabinetry.
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Don't Neglect the Under-Island Area
@loves_leeds_homes / Instagram
If you're repainting the kitchen, don't stop at just the cabinets—here, sage green paint under the island adds a special touch. It's all in the details!
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Go Dramatic
@natasha.schue / Instagram
Yes, you can love sage green and be majorly into more dramatic decor, too! Note how nicely sage green pairs with black seating.
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Add Charming Cottage Flair
@simplypaintedwhite / Instagram
Bring cozy cottage style to your kitchen with a dose of sage green as we see here. The color pairs wonderfully with simple whites and off-whites for a charming, country-inspired look.
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Embrace the Best of Both Worlds
@kdrege / Instagram
If you're not ready to go all in with sage, painting just the bottom cabinets in the kitchen can still make a major impact. Just make sure that the top cabinets are painted in a color that pairs nicely with the hue. White, as seen here is an excellent choice, as is gray or light blue, to name a few other picks.
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Don't Forget a Wreath
@athomewiththebarrs / Instagram
A beautiful white wreath is the perfect accent piece for this lovely sage cabinet. Wreaths, regardless of the season, always make for simple yet cheerful pieces of kitchen decor.
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Let the Sun Shine In
@jasmineathome / Instagram
This sunny kitchen is painted a soft shade of sage green for an ultra calming, all natural touch.
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Include Natural Elements
@lifestyleby_mari / Instagram
While this kitchen design is nice and mod, wooden stools add a storied, vintage touch to the space. Plus, they bring in a touch of nature to this already green-filled space. If you're a woodworker, you could even DIY stools like these all on your own.
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Try an Accent Wall
@j_j_firsthome / Instagram
If you're unable to alter your kitchen cabinets, there are still plenty of ways to bring sage green into your cooking space. We love the idea of adding a sage green accent wall to the breakfast nook, for example.
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Tile Time
@mommylovesdecoart / Instagram
This little kitchen nook is made even sweeter with the addition of a tiled wall behind it.
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Pretty Pattern
@chelseaevansdesigns / Instagram
If your cabinet doors feature a bit of pattern like the ones shown above, paint will only make them pop more. A simple sage green hue adds lots of oomph to this mod kitchen.
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MCM Moment
@chelsealincoln86 / Instagram
Leather stools look nice and sleek pulled up underneath this sage green island. If you love midcentury modern style, leather or faux leather furniture (yes, even in the kitchen!) is always the answer.
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Golden Glam
@orangehousereno / Instagram
Illuminate your sage green kitchen with lighting that is way more exciting than your standard builder grade fixture. The gold in this contemporary chandelier looks excellent alongside the green hue.
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Terrific Tiles
@rittika_ariyonainterior / Instagram
Sage tiles add a European touch to this kitchen and are extremely elegant. If you're a renter, you can always look for removable tiling to get the same sort of look for less.
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Sage Seating
@honesthavendesign / Instagram
Paint a dining bench sage green to match your cabinets and pull it on over to your breakfast nook to add some color there, too. Whether you opt for a piece with storage or go for a plain wooden bench that you jazz up using your DIY skills, you can't go wrong!
18 Kitchens With Sage Green Cabinets You'll Want to Copy
By
Sarah Lyon
Sarah Lyon
Sarah Lyon is a freelance writer and home decor enthusiast, who enjoys sharing good finds on home items.
Since 2018, she has contributed to a variety of lifestyle publications, including Apartment Therapy and Architectural Digest.
Learn more about The Spruce's Editorial Process
Published on 04/04/22
Tamara Flanagan Photography for Bees Knees Design
Whether you're designing a kitchen from scratch or are just looking to paint your cabinets a new color for a bit of a refresh, why not embrace sage green? This beautiful hue is having a major moment in kitchens across the globe, and it's easy to see why. The color is cheerful, welcoming, and plays nicely with a number of hardware styles and accents, after all! We're sharing 18 kitchens with sage green cabinets that we can't stop admiring, and we're sure that they'll capture your attention, too.
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Two-Toned Delight
@nish.
edesign / InstagramClassic white plus sage green equals the best of both worlds! This two-toned setup is modern and eye-catching. A geometric backsplash adds even more oomph to this fabulous kitchen.
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Serene Space
@stormbubbledesigns / Instagram
A light sage pairs wonderfully with white accents in this charming yet subdued kitchen. Given how much time you spend prepping meals, cleaning, and performing general household tasks in the kitchen, it's certainly worthwhile to keep your space calming and serene.
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Lower Level
@zoelou10 / Instagram
This kitchen is free of upper cabinets, while the lower ones are coated in a lovely sage hue. Getting rid of upper cabinets in lieu of open shelving can be a great way to make a small kitchen feel more airy and spacious. Show off favorite coffee mugs, handmade pottery pieces, and more.
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Quality Quartz
@mysagegreenkitchen / Instagram
In this sage green kitchen, quartz countertops pair wonderfully with the muted green shade.
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Green Galore
@katie_at_the_cresent_ / Instagram
Sage green cabinets aren't the only green thing in this sunny kitchen—there are vines, plants, and flowers galore, too. Use the color green as a starting point to introduce natural touches like these into your own space. If you go for fake plants instead, that's fine, too—there are many convincing faux bouquets on the market that are ideal for those who aren't home as often.
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Rustic Touch
@spire.cottage / Instagram
Wood countertops also look gorgeous paired with sage green cabinetry for a more rustic look. If you love farmhouse or cottage style, this may be the look for you.
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Cool Contrast
@cassioart / Instagram
A small section of cabinets in this kitchen makes for the ideal tea or coffee bar.
Sage green once again shines in this space, and deep black hardware really pops against the muted shade. If your coffee equipment isn't as aesthetically pleasing, you could always place essentials inside small woven baskets for a more streamlined look. -
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Sleek Pulls
@paigeinproperty / Instagram
Cabinet hardware may seem like a small detail, but it can really add so much personality to a kitchen. These contemporary gold pulls are sleek and sophisticated while still being large enough to easily grab while running around prepping meals.
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Bit by Bit
@handgatheredhome / Instagram
If you're just beginning to experiment with a new color and are unsure how much you'd like to introduce it into your kitchen, starting with just the upper or lower cabinetry can be an excellent place to begin. Here, the bottom cabinets in this kitchen are painted sage green, and they look ultra charming alongside the white upper cabinets.
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Nice and Bright
@athomewiththebones / Instagram
Sage green cabinets look right at home in this bright kitchen with massive skylights. Sage green is a great way to keep a space looking nice and fresh while still veering away from plain white, if you find that color to be too stark for your taste. Once again, opting out of upper cabinetry can also make a space feel more expansive.
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Pretty Pairing
@makingahomeat101 / Instagram
Green cabinets and a green wall make for a happy pair. Note that sage looks stunning with other colors within the green family, so don't be afraid to pair it with deeper shades in other parts of the kitchen, as this space exemplifies. Have fun introducing emerald, eucalyptus, seafoam... the list goes on.
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A Little Camouflage
@ourrubinyewdale / Instagram
This kitchen features sage green from floor to ceiling.
If your space is ultra mod and features a sleek fridge/freezer combo that is stored behind a cabinet-like front, you can even paint those doors for a fully uniform look. We bet most of your guests will be shocked that these doors are even hiding appliances to begin with. -
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Crafty Ideas
@our_house_on_fox_lane / Instagram
Get crafty with your open shelving; note that it doesn't have to be displayed in a straight line. These curved, L-shaped shelves offer even more storage and could even be painted in the same green hue as the cabinets for even more sage fun.
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All the Way Up
@cottageharborhomes / Instagram
The tops of your cabinets provide valuable storage. If you're in a small space or just need a little more room for miscellaneous kitchen items that don't fit behind doors, don't be afraid to go this route. Bonus points if you display items that complement your sage green cabinetry.
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Cute and Classic
@kathleenanndesign / Instagram
Sometimes simple is best! Minimalistic brass knobs shine on these sage green kitchen cabinets. And it's no surprise: Green and gold is always a magical, fool proof combo, after all.
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Keep the Party Going
Tamara Flanagan Photography for Bees Knees Design
If you love sage green in the kitchen, don't be afraid to use it again in an accompanying hallway, as we see here. The more of the hue, the merrier! (Plus, this is a great way to use up any extra paint).
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Play Off Your Floor
@homeatnumberthree / Instagram
If your kitchen floor has a fun geometric tiled pattern, choose a cabinet color that will play nicely with the existing hues down below.
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Or Pick Complementary Wallpaper
@emilywunderdesign / Instagram
These sage green cabinets look delightful paired with a peppy wallpaper print.
Your kitchen should be a place you enjoy spending time in day in and day out, so if that means introducing some bold patterns that will be sure to make you smile, by all means, go for it! You can easily achieve this look in a rental by opting for removable, peel and stick wallpaper, if you wish.
Pork chop with sage and cream recipe - French cuisine: Main dishes. "Food"
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3Drain almost all the fat from the pan (reserve about 1 tablespoon) and, reducing the heat, sauté the finely chopped onion for 3-4 minutes. Add vinegar to the onion and, stirring, wait until the liquid evaporates (about 3 seconds).
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4 Return the meat to the saucepan, pour half a glass of water, cream, finely chopped sage leaves and parsley. Simmer uncovered for about 5-6 minutes.
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