Green Kitchen Cabinets
Our green kitchen cabinets range from pale gray-green to warm olive and deep olive-brown. Choose a shade for the whole kitchen or pair a green island with white or cream cabinets. The color can look different on a screen, so we recommend ordering a full-size door sample to see how it looks in your kitchen before you decide.
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Items included
- W1530x215" W x 30" H wall single door cabinet
- W3012B30" W x 12" H wall double door cabinet
- W2730B27" W x 30" H wall double door cabinet
- B15x215" W base single door cabinet
- SB3333" W sink base double door cabinet
- DWR334123" W dishwasher panel
Every style uses the same 8-piece layout for price comparisons. Your quote will list the cabinets needed for your own measurements.
Choosing a green cabinet color
The differences between these greens come down to undertone and depth. Sage and Palmetto lean gray, Laurel leans yellow, and Juniper has more brown in it. Those differences are easier to see with the doors side by side.
Start with the shade you like, then look at the door profiles available in that finish. The same green can look quite different on a simple shaker door and a more detailed stepped frame.
Try a green island
A green island with white or cream cabinets along the walls lets you use a darker shade in one part of the room. You can include two finishes in your cabinet order.
SageA soft gray-green
Sage is a soft gray-green with a light appearance. It's an option for a full kitchen if you want green without a deep, dark finish.
LaurelA warm olive
Laurel is a yellow-toned olive, closer to khaki than forest green. Its warmer color is the main difference from the gray-greens in this collection.
PalmettoA pale gray-green
Palmetto is a pale gray-green that can look nearly neutral in bright light. Beside true white, the green in the paint becomes easier to see.
JuniperA deep olive-brown
Juniper is the deepest green in this group, with brown undertones. It gives an island or a row of base cabinets a noticeably darker finish.
Choosing the door profile
Compare the frame width, inside edge, and drawer front on each profile below. The American-made doors are shown in Laurel to make the shapes easier to compare. Oxford is shown in Sage because it is not offered in Laurel.
Bowery
Bowery has a shaker door and a matching recessed-panel drawer front. The same frame detail repeats on both, including across a stack of drawers.
Broadway
Broadway has a stepped frame with mitered corners and a raised inner edge. The same detail appears on the drawer front for a traditional look.
Madison
Madison uses the same door as Bowery with a flat slab drawer front. Choose it if you prefer less frame detail across the drawers in your kitchen.
Patton
Patton has a shaker frame with a softened inner edge. The softer edge distinguishes it from Madison's sharper frame.
Oxford
Oxford has a stepped frame and a deeply recessed panel. It sits outside the American-made line and is the ready-to-assemble green option here.
What works with green cabinets
White quartz gives Sage and Palmetto a light backdrop. Butcher block and oak bring out the warmer tones in Laurel and Juniper. Brass hardware adds another warm finish; black stands out more sharply against the lighter greens.
Set your door sample beside the countertop, flooring, and tile you plan to use. Warm wood or cream tile can make a muted green look more olive. If the counter has strong veining, a plain white or cream backsplash gives you less pattern to work around.
Standard on every style
- All-plywood boxes
- No particleboard and no MDF in the cabinet box.
- Dovetail drawer boxes
- Solid wood, 21-inch, natural finish inside.
- Undermount soft-close glides
- Full-extension glides give access to the whole drawer.
- Soft-close hinges
- Concealed hinges adjust in 6 directions to align doors.
Buying green cabinets online
We'll help you compare the greens, work out your cabinet layout, and check what you need before you place an order.
See the finish at home
A full-size door sample lets you see how the green changes from daylight to your kitchen lights. Each costs $19.99 and ships free, with up to three refunded when you buy your cabinets.
Check your cabinet layout
Send us your measurements, and a designer will check cabinet sizes and fit before putting together your layout and itemized quote. The design is free, with no obligation to buy.
Know how they are built
All-plywood boxes and dovetail drawers come standard. The drawers pull out fully so you can reach items at the back, and soft-close hardware slows doors and drawers as they shut.
Get help with your order
If a cabinet arrives damaged, send our team a photo so we can help arrange a replacement. You can also call with questions before you order or after your cabinets arrive.
What customers said
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The greens looked identical online and nothing like each other in person
On my laptop three of the greens looked like the same paint. I ordered all three samples and taped them to the wall for a week. One was clearly olive, one was almost gray, and the one I had picked online was the one I liked least. Nineteen dollars saved me a very expensive mistake.
Claire D.Provo, UT
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Green island, white perimeter, and it looks like it was always there
We did a sage green island with white around the perimeter. Ordering two finishes was no harder than ordering one. The room looks like it was put together over years rather than bought in a box, which is exactly what we were after.
Michael T.Charlotte, NC
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The designer caught a mistake in my measurements
The designer caught a mistake in my measurements before we placed the order. Saved me from buying a base cabinet that wouldn’t have fit. Worth its weight in gold for first-time renovators who don’t know what they don’t know.
Christine D.Columbus, OH
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Half the big box quote for the same specification
I had a quote from a big box store for nearly double. When I lined the two up side by side the expensive one had a particleboard box and these did not, and the drawers here were dovetailed. Same layout, half the money, better cabinet.
Jamal B.Dayton, OH
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They talked me out of two cabinets I did not need
I sent my measurements over and the layout came back with two fewer cabinets than I had in my cart, plus a filler I had not thought about. They took money off the order rather than adding to it. That is when I decided to buy from them.
Lauren S.Tampa, FL
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Nothing in our 1920s kitchen was square and it still worked
Our walls are out by close to an inch across the run, which I assumed ruled out ordering online. The layout came back with fillers where they needed to be and scribe on the end panel. The installer said it was the easiest part of the job.
Daniel P.Denver, CO
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The freight delivery was easier than I expected
A pallet arriving at the curb was the part I was most worried about. The freight company called the day before with a window, the driver got everything to the garage, and it was all wrapped and counted against the packing list. Set aside an hour and have somewhere to put it.
Nicole W.Sacramento, CA
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See financingCommon questions about green kitchen cabinets
What colors go with green kitchen cabinets?
White, cream, light greige, and natural wood all pair well with green cabinets. Compare the undertones: a warm olive looks different beside cream than beside a cool white. Black hardware or fixtures can add contrast.
What countertops look best with green cabinets?
White or cream quartz works with many green finishes. Veining adds pattern beside the painted doors, while butcher block brings in visible wood grain. Choose the countertop with the door finish beside it, especially when comparing warm creams and cool whites.
What backsplash goes with green kitchen cabinets?
White, cream, or warm gray tile works with many green finishes. Handmade-look subway tile adds texture without a large pattern. If your countertop has bold veining, try a simpler backsplash or extend the countertop material up the wall.
What hardware goes with green cabinets?
Brushed or aged brass works with the warm tones in Laurel and Juniper. Matte black gives the lighter Sage and Palmetto doors more contrast. Nickel and chrome are options if you prefer a cooler metal finish.
Are green kitchen cabinets in style, or will they look dated?
It's hard to predict how any cabinet color will age. Muted sage and olive are easier to pair with neutral materials than a bright green. If you're unsure about a whole green kitchen, use the color on the island and keep the surrounding cabinets light.
What is the difference between sage, olive, and dark green kitchen cabinets?
Sage is light and gray-toned. Olive leans yellow or brown, while dark greens have a deeper color. In this range, Sage and Palmetto are the lighter gray-greens, Laurel is a warm olive, and Juniper is a deep olive-brown.
Do green cabinets work in a small kitchen?
Sage and Palmetto are light enough to consider throughout a small kitchen. If you prefer a deeper green, using it on the base cabinets leaves room for lighter uppers, counters, and walls.
Can I use green cabinets on the island only?
You can pair a green island with white or cream cabinets along the walls. Include both finishes in your design request so the layout and quote reflect the combination you want.
Are your green kitchen cabinets painted or stained?
All the green finishes on this page are painted. Door materials vary by style, so check the specifications for the profile you choose.
Can I see the green finish before ordering my kitchen?
Full-size door samples are $19.99 each and ship free. We'll refund up to three with a cabinet purchase. Check them beside your counters and flooring in morning light, evening light, and under your kitchen lights.
Can I order green cabinets RTA or assembled?
Oxford Sage is available ready to assemble. The American-made green styles arrive assembled and take longer because they are built and painted to order. Check the shipping time on the card and confirm it with your designer before payment.
How much do green kitchen cabinets cost?
Cost depends on the door profile, finish, and assembly option. Each card shows a Basic Kitchen Price for the same 8-piece layout. Send us your measurements for an itemized quote covering the cabinets your kitchen needs.
