2022-07-28

ACTION INSPIRATION! How to use the colour mint in interiors?

We love pastel colours, especially mint. It’s a colour that is bright, cosy, and offers a wide range of possibilities for interior design. As part of our Inspiration Action series, we’ve prepared a selection of the most interesting kitchens in mint shades. You’ll learn how to pair mint with other colours and in which types of kitchens it looks best. Inspiration Action is a series we’ve created to highlight kitchens that deserve attention and can inspire GLOBALO blog readers to design their own dream interiors. The kitchens we showcase have been selected from Instagram. These are projects and implementations by experts, so you’ll find many interesting solutions and tasteful combinations among them. We invite you to explore these inspirations! If you’ve come across an interesting kitchen design or believe your project deserves recognition, write to us at marketing@globalo.pl.

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#1 Kitchen with a Round Island

The kitchen from @decoroom_eu perfectly showcases the latest trends in interior design. In addition to pastel kitchen cabinets, you can spot a rounded kitchen island, which is the absolute number one in the interior design world. You'll also find trendy slats and terrazzo tiles here. Who is this kitchen perfect for? Certainly for those who love modern forms and cosy colours.

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#2 Cosy Interior

Although mint is considered a cool colour, it can easily be warmed up by pairing it with the right accessories. A perfect example is the kitchen from @archsome.architekci. The upper cabinets and countertops have a warm wood tone, making the overall feel homey and cosy. This kitchen will appeal to those who enjoy positive colour schemes.

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#4 Vintage Kitchen in a Tenement House

Among the options, there is also a kitchen that will appeal to those who love vintage-style interiors. The @kamiko.interiors studio has designed a kitchen in a tenement house, where the cabinetry features mint and wood tones. Marble and gold accents bring a touch of elegance to the interior, while the panelled fronts and classic herringbone flooring define the kitchen's traditional framework.

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#5 Kitchen with Unique Accents

The kitchen by @polymetricstudio is sure to capture the hearts of those who appreciate unconventional interiors. The combination of mint and white in this setting gives the kitchen a bright and clean look. Adding gold details to the kitchen furniture is a brilliant touch. The unique accents make this kitchen stand out from the crowd.