Good Bones Shows Us A Bold Kitchen Cabinet Color For A Contemporary Style Space

Renovating your kitchen is the perfect excuse to make a bold design choice, and the mother-daughter duo of HGTV's "Good Bones" are pros at showing us how it's done. Over the years, Mina Starsiak Hawk and Karen E Laine have shown off their incredible design skills and provided us with some great tips for a successful home renovation. And when it comes to revamping kitchens, their approach proves that cabinets don't need to fade into the background — they can be the star of the show.

Whether you want a quick kitchen upgrade or a total contemporary makeover, your cabinets can make all the difference. The key is to find something that adds personality without overwhelming the space. While many homeowners play it safe with easy, neutral finishes, the ladies of "Good Bones" never fail to inspire us with their out-of-the-box ideas. This time, they opted for a striking green cabinet color that livens up the neutral color scheme and turns the kitchen into a vibrant, contemporary space.

The kitchen is one of the best places to use trendy neutral green paint colors to provide a welcoming vibe. If you want to breathe new life into your space, bold green cabinets are the perfect way to make a statement while maintaining a contemporary feel. Shades of green have become go-to colors seen on "Good Bones," often used as a colorful contrast amongst neutral tones. In Season 5, Episode 5 of "Good Bones" the ladies surprised a couple with their kitchen makeover, where Mina noted, "We went with this combination because the green cabinets and the butcher block really play into that organic vibe."

When most people think of neutrals, they think of shades of white, beige, and black — but many designers also consider green to be a neutral color, due to the fact that it is found in nature. As you can see on "Good Bones," pairing bold green cabinets with more earthy countertops allows the cabinets to truly pop while maintaining a sleek, cohesive style. To get a similar look in your space, opt for paint colors like Benjamin Moore's Buffet Green. However, if a full, intense green kitchen is too much for you, try it on just the lower cabinets, or use a less intense hue like Leapfrog by Sherwin Williams.