It also seemed a few months ago, we couldn’t click on a link without looking at a deep blue kitchen. (Seriously, they were all over the place.) But recently we have had a radical change. These coastal colors and shades are replaced by emerald and jade shades (and also by some shades of avocado in backward style). Official: there are green kitchens.

And even if he is unwilling to rush to the painting period and add a new coat to the lockers that say * do it yourself during the Blue Period, there are many ways to combine the need for this new green at home. With the tile backsplash inspired by malachite, some fresh and lush kitchen accessories or even a new marble worktop with only a veined green tip, we can say that green is versatile enough to adapt to any style. (In fact, sage, one of the most popular shades we have detected – just a light gray breath, which makes it incredibly easy to be included in almost any area.)

When it comes to 2020, it’s the perfect time to go green. Be inspired by our favorite green cooking ideas below and see what we mean.