The recent decoration trends for farmhouses encouraged the residential frame to pull all color out of their kitchen cupboards. After this trend, people painted their kitchen cupboards white and then equipped them with black button or handles. At a time when almost everyone wanted this slim farmhouse atmosphere, the look made totally useful. However, people can only live without color as long as the latest color trend proves and the outdated kitchen cabinet design of black hardware on white places on the list of triggers.
According to Realtor.com, 71% of homeowners say, according to Realtor.com, that this wants, want more color in the kitchen. Realtor.com also suggests that some key colors dominate the room, with green, blue and brown the three top places snap on popularity. (Brown replaces white as neutral of choice.) Fortunately for the colorful tendency, there are many iterations of the colorful topic to choose from, and they are not only limited to these three colors. Nevertheless, there are also many different shades in the trio, so that residential inclination decorators can personalize their kitchen cupboards according to their taste. This makes the jump from black and white a very lively and individual.
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Why the farmhouse style is on the way outside
White kitchen cabinets with black handles – Joseph Hendrickson/Shutterstock
According to Zillow, web search in 2024 showed the first signs that people became tired of the aesthetics of the farmhouses. The style was popular around 2016. He received a real boost on the basis of reality TV stars like Chip and Joanna Gaines who accept the style in their work. After almost a decade of Shipap walls, white kitchen cabinets with black buttons and many open rooms, the look has started to rub some.
While the neutral colors that dominated the style were once hugged, the feeling that homeowners feel a little blue to surround too many gray or white cupboards. What a kitchen once looks slim and cozy has a bit of cookie cutter, especially for people who want to show more individuality and color in their rooms. And it can also be the case that the farmhouse only looks out of place in some environments. In the country, the farmhouse style is absolutely the diary of the cat. In urban environments, maybe not so much. All of these factors have influenced people's design decisions, and for this reason more and more people have begun to move away from the level of style in their cabinet design.
How about a color thrust?
Ms. leans against blue cupboards – Fertnig/Getty Images
In 2025, the iterations of these popular and atmospheric colors tend to be deep and lively and in many cases even retro. (Think about the 1950s poppy seeds and blue -green and you have the mood.) This year Olive Green appears in many kitchens. Blue is darker, such as cobalt blue instead of blue -green (in the houses that do not have a retro atmosphere). You can dominate this color in 2026.
If you have ever experienced a mood after filling yourself into a room filled with color, it was not just your imagination. Our brain reacts positively to color – so much that we get a big hit from dopamine. This is one of the reasons why you feel good when you look at art. And as a bonus, she not only makes her cupboards with red, blue, green and other bright colors. These shades can actually improve other sensory experiences, including expanding the taste of food and wine.
The fact that blue and green are trendy this year is not such a surprise. Some, if not most of these associations, are unconscious. They met us in a deep place. For example, the green remind us of being surrounded by the calm beauty of the trees and the blues are reminiscent of the memories of summer holidays near the lake. These colors will also tend more practical to create a dramatic backdrop of brass or gold devices. All of this encourages the locals to consider how the color of their cupboards can also influence in other parts of the decoration of their kitchens.
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