It's not without reason that the mint color has become so popular in Lately. It is used by clothing designers, manufacturers finishing materials, furniture and various accessories for living spaces. Mint color gives a feeling of freshness and lightness, spring coolness and awakening of feelings and colors. One part or surface is enough mint color to refresh the atmosphere of any interior. But mint color is not as simple as it might seem at first glance - it has many shades. We invite you to familiarize yourself with this incredibly fresh and light tone in combination with various shades when decorating a room using the example of our impressive selection of design projects. You will definitely be inspired to use mint color in the interior of your own home.
Features of mint color
Mint color has many positive qualities:
- it can have a beneficial effect on a person’s well-being, relax and calm;
- mint color can be organically used to decorate any room - it is appropriate both in the bedroom and in the hallway, in the living room or children's room, in the bathroom and kitchen space;
- It is difficult to oversaturate the image of a room with mint color; it does not tire the eye in any amount;
- mint shades give coolness and are perfect for rooms located on the south side of the building, the windows of which most the sun is shining during the day;
- mint color goes well with many other shades and primary (neutral) colors - white, gray, beige, brown.
Combination of mint shades with other colors in the interior
Mint tone is easy to combine in the interior with primary colors, which often act as a background, neutral and unobtrusive. But the shades of mint themselves can serve as the main color of the room, slightly diluted with other tones, mainly as an accent. The only thing that must always be remembered is that mint color is a mixture of blue and green (slightly diluted with white), and therefore belongs to the group of cool shades. If you do not pursue the goal of creating a cool image for a room constantly flooded with sunlight, then you need to dilute mint shades with colors from the warm palette segment.
A combination of mint and white- universal. Delicate shades are suitable for decorating any room. The light image can be used in the bedroom and children's room, for creating a lung And fresh design kitchen or living room, even in utilitarian spaces this approach to design will be appropriate. You will be provided with a visual increase in the volume of the room and an ideal background for placing furniture and decor as accent elements.
Mint color can be easily combined with all shades of gray. Grey colour can be safely considered neutral, on par with shades white tone. The combination of gray and mint has enough restraint and nobility to be used in the interior of any stylistic direction: the gray-mint combination looks harmonious both in modern style and in traditional interior design.
The whole palette beige colour goes well with mint tones. The juxtaposition of cold and warm colors allows you to create original, but not flashy, images of rooms. Such combinations can be used equally effectively in the living room and bedroom, as well as in the kitchen space or utilitarian rooms.
An incredibly fresh, spring image of the room can be created using a combination of mint color with various shades of orange (coral) - from peach to terracotta. It is not difficult to distribute the intensity of the main and auxiliary shades - to decorate small rooms, choose pastel shades, and use bright colors as accents. In rooms with a large area and panoramic windows You can use deep, rich shades to decorate walls (at least one, accent wall).
A similar effect can be achieved by combining mint shades with hot pink and fuchsia. As a rule, such combinatorics are used when decorating girls’ rooms. Dilution of mints and pink flowers Snow-white surfaces allow you to create cool, original and bright, but at the same time easy-to-perceive images of rooms.
Mint color goes well with any type of wood. Opposition minty coolness natural warmth of wood pattern always leads to a harmonious combination when decorating the most different rooms. It is noteworthy that the combination of wooden surfaces with mint color can be used in almost any stylistic direction of interior design - from strict classics to ultra-fashionable modern trends, from eclecticism replete with details to laconic minimalism.
Using mint color in the design of various rooms
As mentioned above, mint color can be used to decorate a wide variety of rooms. Currently, this color is actively used in the production of finishing materials, furniture, textile solutions and decorative elements. All you have to do is decide whether the mint color will be chosen as the background of the room (unobtrusive pastel shades are suitable), will become the tone of the accent surface (you can use a rich color or a bright print), will it be represented by furniture (for example, upholstery of upholstered furniture or the design of storage systems) or decorative elements(window drapery, decorative pillows on a sofa or bed).
Living room
In the living room, mint color is most often used for wall decoration. This can be either a light, pastel shade chosen to decorate all the walls, or a rich and even bright mint tone, which has become the color scheme for one accent surface. Depending on the intensity of the chosen shade, you can select furniture for the living room seating area. Light furniture coupled with light mint shades will create a delicate and light look, ideal for a small living room. Dark furniture will look contrasting against the background of mint walls, creating a dynamic and non-trivial image of the room.
But not everyone decides to use mint color as the main color of the decoration, even light shades. But using this fresh green-blue shade in the textile decor of the living room will not be difficult. This can be drapery for windows (curtains and drapes, plain or printed), the design of sofa cushions and even the upholstery of basic upholstered furniture - a sofa and armchairs.
Bedroom
IN sleeping area Most often, a light mint shade is used to create the background of the entire room, i.e. for wall decoration. This design method is suitable even for rooms small size– a light and bright image fits perfectly into the atmosphere of rest and relaxation. If the room is located on the south side of the building, then you can use white as a companion to light mint shades - a cool palette will visually “knock down” the color temperature. If the bedroom is located on the northern part of the building, then it is better to use warm wood tones (in furniture, flooring) to balance the color scheme and bring greater warmth and comfort to the interior of the room.
If the bedroom has very modest dimensions and flaws in the architectural design and it is impossible to use any other finishing color other than white color scheme, then for the mint tone a local version can be distinguished. This could be textiles on windows, decoration sleeping place, lighting, carpeting or decorative elements.
Children's room
Mint color can have a beneficial effect on the child's psyche; it does not irritate the eyes, and has calming and relaxing qualities. Therefore, it can be used equally effectively both in a room for an active child who needs help calming down and preparing for sleep, and in a nursery for a calm baby, even a newborn - it all depends on the intensity of the shade. To decorate the room, it is better to use a light mint or grayish-mint color, which creates an almost neutral background to effectively highlight the beauty of furniture, textile design, and decor.
Kitchen and dining room
In the kitchen, mint color can most often be found in the design of furniture facades. Considering that most of the kitchen space is occupied by storage systems, the color of the facades largely shapes the image of the room, its character, and color temperature. Light mint shades are suitable for country style kitchens, shabby chic. Richer mint tones are also commonly used in kitchen spaces designed in a modern style.
If you are not ready for the entire kitchen set to be done in mint color, stop at only one tier of cabinets (top or bottom) or use a fresh green-blue tone for the dining area, island or bar counter.
But mint color is also excellent as a background for a furniture set in a kitchen space. A fresh and light image of the kitchen will be provided by a combination of mint finishes and light kitchen facades. If kitchen cabinets have the color of natural wood, the entire interior will look harmonious, filling the atmosphere of the room with warmth and comfort.
Bathroom
In the bathroom, mint color looks more than appropriate - fresh, cool, reminiscent of the color of the ocean on a sunny day. To create an atmosphere in which you can not only carry out the necessary water procedures, but also truly relax, take a break from the bustle of the city, mint color can be used both as the main color for wall decoration and for decorating accent surfaces.
Auxiliary premises
Mint color in the hallway or corridor, space near the stairs or on the veranda? Why not. Considering that auxiliary premises Since most homes do not have windows, light mint shades as a background decoration are becoming not only an acceptable option, but a solution that will help create a fresh, unobtrusive image of utilitarian spaces. Snow-white ceiling, light mint walls and dark flooring will help you create an interior in which, in addition to a light and eye-friendly image, you can create visual increase space, which is a pressing issue for small rooms.
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It is not surprising that the color of fresh mint has gained such popularity among modern designers, becoming a real hit. The delicate mint color in the interior always looks harmonious, it can be used without any restrictions, it does not irritate, but has a beneficial effect on the psyche. This shade is ideal for the bedroom, living room, kitchen, bathroom. In addition, it will suit any interior style, from country to high-tech!
Versatility and beauty
There is never too much mint color in a modern interior. It doesn’t “overload”; it’s as if you’re immersed in it, resting your soul. This shade is “cold”, it gives a feeling of natural freshness, lightness, and purity. Emotionally, the color of mint affects the psyche, creating a carefree, pleasant emotional state. That is why it can be used to decorate a bedroom, living room, kitchen. Perhaps this is the only place where the mint shade is not quite what you need.
The mint shade creates a light and playful state, eliminates stress, mental tension, and lifts your spirits.
A fresh mint shade in the interior can be both a base and a stylish accent. In addition, mint is combined with a whole range of other shades:
- With bright yellow: creates a cheerful, summery and juicy ensemble. In this version, mint should be light and used as a base (walls, textiles). And stools, shelves or upholstered furniture can be bright yellow.
- With black it is very stylish and modern. Black base with mint accents – interesting option for a modern style bathroom or kitchen. A soft mint room interspersed with black details will look very harmonious for a living room, bedroom or children's room.
- White is the ideal “friend” of mint. They complement each other perfectly, creating incredible lightness and freshness. Especially if mint wallpaper or textiles are complemented with white stripes, polka dots or ornaments. Mint room, white upholstered furniture, table, poufs.
- Blue, blue or lush green - any blue-green shades go great with mint. There can be many of them, but the base should be uniform - preferably light, as if weightless. And azure blue, sky blue, grass green or will add liveliness to the interior and harmony to the overall ensemble.
- Noble brown will look very advantageous in a mint kitchen. Brown furniture or wooden panels The soft mint wallpaper, tiles, and curtains are very nobly emphasized.
- Bright multi-colored details are also perfect for a mint base, for example, colorful pillows, blankets, paintings and panels.
Important! Aggressive colors - red, crimson, fuchsia - do not go well with this shade.
But the combination with delicate and noble coffee, beige, blue, white is very successful and stylish!
Delicate bedroom
A bright bedroom always looks clean, light and cozy. Therefore, it is the mint color that looks especially good in the bedroom interior! Moreover, it does not matter what size the bedroom is, whether it is small or spacious, and it does not matter in what style it is decorated. For the bedroom it is better to choose mint-gray, delicate white-mint, the lightest and pastel shades. And for accents, use white, beige, ivory, champagne or peach.
A cozy romantic retro-style bedroom will look very noble and aristocratic in this color scheme. There must be a lot wooden parts: antique furniture with natural “scuffs”, decoupage, floral patterns on textiles. No heavy or too bright details – only tenderness and freshness. You can add some pink accessories or white china, but the bed linen, curtains or pillows can be white.
A modern Art Nouveau bedroom can be very stylish if you use glossy textures, add silver or metallic accessories, and simple, laconic furniture. White shelves and chests of drawers, clear simple lines and shapes, the absence of unnecessary details - these are the principles modern interior. You can add a more saturated green or blue tint to the light mint base.
A fresh mint bedroom will sparkle if you combine bright, colorful details. For example, multi-colored pillows with bright stripes or polka dots, contrasting curtains with a combination of yellow, blue, and orange. Bright, rich accessories and furniture elements - poufs, banquettes, shelves of different colors, bean bag chair. Such a bedroom will be very cheerful and juicy.
Freshness and cleanliness of modern kitchen
A gentle, cool mint color will look very advantageous in the kitchen interior. Such a kitchen will always create a feeling of comfort, perfect cleanliness, novelty. You will want to sit on it every day for a long time, resting your soul. But in the kitchen it is advisable to use mint tone in doses, diluting it with other details.
For example: kitchen furniture mint shade, combined with beige walls, tiles with brown accents (fittings). You can also add beige or white textiles, curtains, and napkins. But stools, chairs, and kitchen units can be safely decorated in mint color by adding a few more tiles of this shade to the kitchen work area. You can also create white kitchen, and the wall is on work area make it green-blue, add dishes, decor, curtains of the same color.
The second option is a mint kitchen base (walls, tiles, textiles, table) with the addition of bright accents in the form of furniture, towels, individual parts on the walls, paintings, panels, shelves. It’s very successful to add ornaments, geometric patterns, floral motifs, and drawings.
The facts can be any. Plastic, metal or film, wood, ceramics, and glass look great in this color. A blue-green kitchen with silver and sparkling steel looks ideal. Metal objects - a teapot, dishes, decor - will look very impressive in combination with shiny white tiles on the floor, as well as delicate mint walls, shelves, and furniture. Natural wood will also look good against the general background and will emphasize the individuality of the kitchen interior.
Stylish living room
The interior of the living room gives a lot of scope for imagination. The main thing is not to “overload” this space with too bright, dark or heavy details. If you like light sophistication in interior solutions, then delicate mint is your option. Especially for the living room, main room in any home.
Since the delicate green-blue tint has a positive effect on the psyche, calms you down and gives you a good mood, it simply needs to be used in a room where the whole family gathers or guests often visit! In such a room there will never be quarrels, and relations between those present will only improve. The fresh delicacy of the interior will have a surprising effect on the household and guests.
Very good option, especially if the living room is not very large - these are walls with furniture in a single color ensemble. It is better to choose mint with a gray or green undertone, not bright, but muted and unobtrusive. But to prevent the room from being too monotonous, add some variations!
Cheerful and juicy details are perfect for such a delicate base. blue striped, green blanket with white polka dots, fluffy bright blue rug, multi-colored or yellow curtains. It will be stylish and very unusual! Don't forget about figurines, vases, red or orange flowers, Stuffed Toys. Such a living room will lift your spirits after every working day, and it will be impossible to send guests home from it!
To make the living room more calm, instead of bright accents, you can use white or pastel ones. Coffee table ivory or beige, porcelain figurines with vases, peach translucent curtains, beige carpet, white leather sofa with soft blue pillows. In this room, fatigue will quickly be replaced by cheerfulness, optimism, and a great mood!
A mint living room with dark accents will look more modern and strict. For example, coated with shiny varnish. Add shiny metal decorative elements and you will get a very modern room, which will demonstrate an excellent sense of taste of its owners.
Do not forget about the ornament with patterns - they will perfectly dilute the atmosphere and give it liveliness. White pillows can be decorated with dark stripes or polka dots, and a light blanket can be decorated with a delicate floral motif. Ornament, patterns, geometric figures goes perfectly with the mint color of the interior!
Cleanliness of the bathroom
Mint color is ideal for a bath or shower. Such a bathroom will shine with freshness, cleanliness, coolness, and vigor and excellent well-being after water procedures will be doubled! You can apply the shade as a base, decorating the entire bathroom with such tiles - the ceiling, walls, and floor. But the details may be different.
A white bath or shower, white bath curtains, sink, furniture, decor - this will create the perfect freshness. Here you can “play” with textures, add pearls (for example, to the decor or design of a mirror frame), mirror or metal elements, and combine glossy mint with matte white. It will be just a royal bathroom!
You can also safely add dark or bright colors in a single color scheme: lush green, bright blue, pure blue, turquoise, sea wave, azure. Such a mint-bright bathroom will be much fresher, more fun and lively. And for more variety - combine with bright orange or yellow decor, dilute the plain tiles on the walls with bright decorative inserts, experiment.
The mint shade in modern interior solutions is very versatile; it can be combined with a wide variety of colors, textures, patterns and shapes. The only limitation is your imagination and taste - and there are simply no strict frameworks, rules, or restrictions here! The main thing is that the overall ensemble gives inspiration, lifts the emotional mood, pleases the eye every day, without getting boring. Mint color is exactly that! He will never irritate, never get bored, but will only make you happy every day. How to use it, in what proportions and combinations is up to you!
Hello! I continue the section about color combinations in the interior. And today the choice fell on mint color. In general, as it turned out, the topics of color combinations are so extensive that it is simply impossible to describe all the nuances and features for all rooms at the same time in one article. There will be too much information. So I’ll start today with mint cuisine. The kitchen, in general, is practically the only room where most people still decide to active use colors. At least all the owners of beige living rooms I know chose kitchen fronts in active, bright colors. Therefore, the information that I will tell you about today will definitely be useful to someone.
Mint color
So, mint color. What is this anyway? What does he look like? The color's popularity peaked about 5 years ago; around 2010-2012, everyone literally went crazy about it. Then it was replaced by bright turquoise, and they forgot about mint for a while. And not so long ago, it again attracted my attention when photographers at Paris Fashion Week caught an unusual and very bold set of Gilda Ambrosio in lingerie style. Looking at it, I can only think one thing: how could this color ever live on a shelf? At least now that the mass craze for pastel colors has subsided a little, sticking to mint will only highlight your individuality.
So what is this mint? It is something between blue and green, very light and delicate. Not as intrusive as turquoise. Not as juicy as green. Next to them, but much more delicate and refined. And it literally emanates freshness.
It's no surprise that designers and housewives alike loved it. And mint-turquoise refrigerators have become almost a cult item. But despite all its apparent friendliness, it is quite insidious if used in interior design. Let's figure out today what to do if you chose it as the main color of your kitchen.
5 mint kitchen design options
First, a tub of refreshing greens. Option HOW NOT to decorate a mint interior.
It would seem that an ideal combination with achromatic colors (achromatic are colorless: white, black, gray), checkerboard tiles on the floor, which work flawlessly in almost any interior. Why did such a dubious result turn out in this case? And it also scares me that this photo has been pinned on Pinterest by more than 10 thousand people, and is probably being distributed online as a role model, with thousands of likes collected. Come on people, this mint kitchen has a disgusting design! And at the end of the article I will definitely tell you why nothing worthwhile came of it.
In general, if you are partial to this color, then you have 5 options for using it in the kitchen.
1) Mint-colored kitchen fronts
The most obvious solution when you want to add a lot of color, when you don’t agree to any compromises in the form of accessories. Here you should definitely pay attention to the following: There shouldn't be anything minty in your kitchen anymore.. No chairs or curtains to match the facades. Ruin the whole experience. The maximum is spice jars or other small items, but always in a more saturated color than the cabinets. Even the paintings are better to take a different color.
Facades of the same color and the option when the upper and lower cabinets are different look great. This technique is still quite relevant. And personally, I prefer matte options; mint will forgive the glossiness on such large areas. Also pay attention to the brass handles, hinges and taps. Blue, turquoise and mint are simply created for combination with yellow metals, playing on the contrast of warm and cold.
2) Mint walls, ceilings and floors in the kitchen
Walls are another option when you want a lot of color, when it is used not as splashes or accents, but as the main shade of the room. Large originals may decide to paint the ceiling and even the floor.
3) Mint kitchen apron
Particularly good in combination with white facades. And even though I am an amateur, in this case I recommend taking a light one. Dark is too rough for such a delicate color. Due to the gloss, the tiles look like ice cubes; as a child, I thought this is what the Snow Queen’s castle looked like. You should definitely keep this in mind and if your kitchen faces north, then weigh everything 100 times.
4) Individual mint-colored items: chairs, refrigerator, door, lighting
This is an option for those who don’t have the courage for large splashes of color in their home, but no longer have the strength to live in solid beige. It will be mint great solution for accent points. Colored household appliances are usually not the most budget-friendly solution; if you can’t afford it, then a can of paint is affordable for absolutely everyone. Repaint old chairs or a door frame, definitely no one you know has this. Don’t listen to those who say that doors should always be the same color as the floor; let them decorate their homes according to these dull rules.
But! There is one thing, if you choose this path, then you must stop in time. There should be no more than three items and preferably few different shades. For example, chairs and a vase. Lamp and cutting board. Doors and kettle.
Here we are already on the verge. Things are too carefully matched to each other tone on tone (stove, hood, refrigerator, something on the table). The second shade of mint on the legs of the stool and the stripes on the island saves the day.
5) Mint dishes
It's too cool not to be highlighted as a separate item. You can create real masterpieces in your kitchen by beautifully arranging plates and cups. Do not scatter the collection evenly throughout the entire space of the room, collect everything in one visible place.
Debriefing
And now, as promised, I’ll return to that very kitchen where the interior didn’t work out and I’ll explain why this happened. I'll duplicate the photo to make it easier to see. Initially, the room had good potential: high ceilings, an excellent checkerboard floor, a cool refrigerator, neutral facades with which you can do anything...
But, as it turned out, this is not enough for a cool interior, and just three mistakes negated all the advantages.
- The owners, unfortunately, were unable to stop in time. It is noticeable that the objects were specially carefully selected to match the tone and evenly distributed over the entire area: refrigerator, high chair, a chandelier, curtains, plates, a painting, towels, a soap dispenser, jars to the left of the sink, something on the dining table... As a result, there are no separate focal points, the gaze wanders chaotically from one green object to another, because they are equal in brightness and argue with each other about who is more important.
- What kind of green lighting??? Yes on white walls. In general, correct ones are not an easy task. Here you can clearly see how terrible they can be. The green light turned the white walls into a perfect crypt. It's cold to even look at. I can imagine how unappetizing the food looks under green lighting.
- The balance of warm and cold is disturbed with a clear bias towards the latter. This makes the room look uncomfortable. This is the insidiousness of mint color. Yes, it goes perfectly with achromatic ones, almost all the examples that I gave today are exactly like this: mint surrounded by white, gray and black in different proportions. But! and this is fundamentally important, there mint was always balanced by warm colors, which, perhaps, did not immediately catch your eye.
Almost always present natural wood in one form or another. These are tabletops, chairs, shelves, cutting boards, floor, beams on the ceiling, wickerware. This small nuance adds just enough warmth so that the final result doesn't resemble a giant freezer. So my final recommendation looks like this:
If you decide to decorate your kitchen in mint colors, be sure to balance the palette with warm colors.
Various are ideal for this wooden surfaces, furniture, wicker lampshades, baskets, mats, cutting boards, spatulas, etc. And if your windows face north, then it is better to abandon the idea of mint walls and facades altogether, limiting yourself to individual objects.
What do you think about using this color in the interior? Have you encountered any difficulties?
Photos for this article were taken from Pinterest
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P.S. I forgot to add, they always look great with mint houseplants due to the contrast in saturation and a warmer shade of green. They complement each other perfectly, giving the room more depth and volume, like a play of light and shadow on one object.
Color specialists can talk for a long time and scrupulously about the influence of a particular color on a person’s psychological state - what shades he surrounds himself with has a direct impact on his mood and even health. In this article from the site we will talk about what a mint-colored kitchen is, what its character is, what kind of owners it will suit and how to arrange it correctly.
How to decorate a mint kitchen photo
Characteristics of mint color
This light and unobtrusive color is classified as pastel shades - it is soft, relaxing, associated with calm, summer coolness, menthol and even a “saving” ice mojito on a hot day. Designers love it because it adds lightness and weightlessness to the interior and does not overload it. bright accents and details, fills positive energy. And the owners and household members like it because of the peace and serenity that they feel in such a kitchen.
Mint color in the kitchen interior photo
Despite the fact that pastel colors are more common in kitchen interiors, it is worth noting that even this color can be persistent - it’s all about its saturation. Bright, assertive, it fills the entire space, not allowing other colors to draw attention to themselves. Such an interior must match the entire setting - fashionable furniture, glossy facades, bright posters, for example, with a predominance of fuchsia, modern accessories.
You can take a closer look at the mint kitchen design in this video.
How to use mint color in the kitchen interior
If you have firmly decided that mint is what your kitchen space needs, and are ready to run to the store for wallpaper and furniture, then the following information will not hurt you. We will look at what options there are for arranging a mint kitchen.
To “link” all the interior elements together, the main color is included in accessories (tablecloth, sofa cushions), (in the center is a square or circle of stretched fabric), paintings, .
Combinations of mint with other shades
We all know one thing - even the most beautiful color can be ruined by combining it in one room with another, inappropriate shade. Therefore, before starting a renovation, it is important to think through to the smallest detail not only the location of the furniture and household appliances, but also think about the color scheme from A to Z, paying attention to Special attention compatibility of shades.
If we talk about the most common combinations, we can highlight the following combinations.
As you can see, menthol can be combined with a fairly wide palette of colors. It is not necessary to play in contrast by choosing colors from the opposite side color wheel. A combination of shades that are close in spirit and located side by side in the scheme (for example, greenish and bluish) will look harmonious.
Mint kitchen: which styles to choose
There is an interesting pattern - pastel shades of mint go well with natural materials, in particular with wood; and more saturated colors feel organically together with modern materials, for example, from MDF.
As you can see, a mint-colored kitchen can be multifaceted - both an avid conservative and an experimental innovator will be able to find refuge in such an interior. Pick up suitable option stylistic and color filling of the room to suit your worldview and mood - and let this part of the apartment become the most popular among all household members.
A mint-colored kitchen is a great opportunity to preserve the summer mood for the inhabitants of the house. all year round. Such an interior fills the space with positive energy, relaxes after a working day and relieves stress. Recently, many designers have created kitchen interiors use a cool and fresh mint color. This shade gives the atmosphere elegance, nobility and sophistication, it visually increases the area of the room, especially in daylight.
Color combinations.
The mint color can be quite rich, but never never too bright, does not cause irritation and does not bother. However, you need to keep in mind that if the kitchen goes out to the north side, using this shade will make it not very cozy.
Mint color goes well with a cold palette of related tones: turquoise green, emerald, pine and bluish green. It can be combined no less harmoniously with light lilac, milky, golden, light beige or gray. color scheme. But a combination with shades such as orange or pink is undesirable in the interior.
There are currently several various options use this color on modern kitchens. Kitchenware will look stylish and unusual headsets made of glossy plastic or laminated chipboard, the color of which has several shades. Create spectacular facades reminiscent of appearance You can barcode by applying vertical stripes of mint, lilac and light green colors to them. True, such a variety of shades is recommended to be used only for hanging structures, and for furniture located on the floor it is better to use more conservative tones.
An even more creative option is painting all the furniture different colors, which, nevertheless, must be in harmony with each other. Shades should be repeated in finishing accessories and other interior elements. For example, if one cabinet is painted purple colour, the other is light green, then the mint shade should still prevail in the kitchen. To avoid overloading the interior unnecessarily bright colors, the apron and tabletop can be made in gray color. Gray color can also be used in the design of the ceiling, which will look impressive against the background of the “mint” finish of the walls and floor.
Interior style
Mint color can easily fit into practically any interior style. Let's take a closer look at which style solutions it looks most advantageous in. A kitchen designed in a Mediterranean style involves the use of cool shades; the color of mint will fit perfectly into this design solution. This color is no less common in Scandinavian style, where they often paint the walls in the kitchen. It is also used in American country music, in which, despite the predominance brown and beige tones, surfaces are often painted mint color. This shade is especially popular in kitchens designed in the Provence style, where a natural and close to nature color palette prevails. in furniture, decoration and textiles.
