Which is the trendiest thing in the kitchen in America? It is the green farmhouse kitchen, a daring, stunning mixture of rustic simplicity and modern elegance, accordingly to Nate Berkus.
It is not simply a trend, but a completely new way of life, with deep-green cabinets, farmhouse lighting, warm fabrics, etc. We will show you how to do it right with 10 new concepts right here in this blog by including everything, such as faux greenery walls, country farmhouse elements, and we also have easy tricks to do here with the help of us, which provides handmade pillow covers, curtains, and lampshades among others.
Want to makeover your kitchen? You are ready. So, let us go in.
This is the love affair of America with the green farmhouse kitchen
There is a shift in the color of home kitchens all the way between Portland and Charleston in America, as deep, soulful greens are replacing the white kitchens. It is not a color; it is a complete lifestyle change. The green farmhouses kitchens are making the headlines in 2025, as the old-fashioned kitchens blend with modern stylishness. Why now? As a report by Houzz USA explains, inquiries about green kitchen cabinet decor have increased by 120 percent this year alone as top designers sparks including Nate Berkus, set the pace.
In an interview he recently had, he states: Deep green cabinetry has something earthy and emotionally soothing about it. It can make a room look lived in and extraordinary at the same time.”
In case you are interested in having this American classic in your house, then this is your cheat sheet, and there is no beating around the bush, and all is meat and no tails.
A connection in the modern farmhouse backyard: Backyard Flow
Whereas in the home design of the U.S., it is insufficient to stop in the kitchen. The decor in a modern farmhouse backyard harmoniously and stylishly blends the world of the inside and the outside of the house through wide glass doors, wood similarities, and the use of natural materials and textures. To spread the green palette outward, in New England, homeowners are overlaying their decks with oversized planters, green-themed throw pillows, and twinkling Edison bulbs.
Bring the patio and kitchen together with the use of block-printed outdoor pillow covers and table runners. The goal? It is cohesion and not contrast.
Homely and Cottage Farmhouse Living:
Just imagine summer retreats or cute cabins in the upstate. In 2025, cottage farmhouse style is not so shabby chic but Americana soul. It is the issue of matching the older objects with the new art. According to the U.S. designer, Shea McGee, cottage style is characterized by a lack of perfection, but it has personality.
Have open shelves of handmade mugs. Put beadboard over beadboard with antique-style pictures above the art. Put a linen runner down on your kitchen table. The good thing is that? This style appears to have come about naturally, even though you might have taken a weekend to do so.
Kitchen Rustic Wall Art to tell a Story
The days of vacant kitchen walls are ancient ones. Rustic wall art in kitchens is a popular recent trend in the U.S; Etsy says the number of American consumers enquiring about vintage signs, woodcut herb prints, and antique farming instruments as repurposed decor has grown by 78 percent.
Stick a scruffy wooden Gather sign on your green cabinets, or put a gallery wall of hand-sketched produce. Balance it out with the metal wall planters or framed block-printed fabric pieces by Fabdivine. These are personal touches that will cause a kitchen to sing.
Go Vertical: The ascent of Fake Greenery Walls
Plants inside the house are fantastic, but truth be told, not everyone in the U.S. has the means (or the light). That is why the faux greenery walls are gaining in popularity. The West Coast houses feature preserved moss backdrops in the breakfast nooks, and the designers of the South would suggest using garlands of eucalyptus over the pantries or barn doors.
According to the advice of interior designer Amber Lewis, she suggests, to counteract stone, wood, and metal, use greenery as a soft contrast. It gives rustic design a breath of life.” Take your kitchen bench and add a hanging little greenery wall, followed by our pattern-designed curtain; it is simply magic.
Light it Up: Farmhouse Lighting Fixtures
Lighting is one of the things that Americans are improving this year in their kitchens. To lighten up the farmhouse, we are seeing bigger lighting-iron double-quart pendants, large glass bell shades, and cage chandeliers in brass. Why? Since lighting predetermines an atmosphere in a moment.
New York designer Thomas O Brien says, Lighting is architecture. When done well, it brings in movements and warmth.” Liven up the look with our lampshades that are in soft tones over a counter area or island to add to the mood.
Table-Lamp Farmhouse Dining Table Spotlight
Lighting that fits the soul of your house should be used when your home also doubles as a dining table. A farmhouse dining table light, such as a black metal candelabra or wooden beam pendant, will make American families enjoy that wow effect.
Your dining area will be intimately glamorous and all farmhouse chic with the use of the handmade table runners and brass candle holders.
Textures that Matter: the Rustic Farmhouse Kitchen Look
Just so green became the color of the year, I would say texture is the heartbeat. Exposed beams, old lumber, and hand-poured ceramics make U.S kitchens come alive in the farmhouse rustic kitchen. According to the trend report published by Zillow in 2024, rustic kitchens in such cities as Austin and Nashville raised the value of homes by 7-12%.
Include raw-edge wood cutting boards, open metal shelving, and antique country copper pots. Top it with the stripy cotton placemats or linen napkins, whose texture you can feel.
The Farmhouse Kitchen Island is the Star of the Show
A breathtaking farmhouse kitchen island cannot be complete without a farmhouse kitchen. It is your place of preparation, it is your place to chill out, it is the favorite gathering place of your family. Butcher block tops contrasted with green-painted islands are selling like hotcakes in the showrooms all the way from Phoenix to Michigan.
As Jean Stoffer, a popular Midwest kitchen designer, reveals, the purpose and design of a good island must be treated very literally: A good island must feel like a piece of custom furniture, and it must ground your whole kitchen. The holder of this centerpiece is the patterned runners or wood trays produced by us.
Harmony at Home: Making it at the Farmhouse Living Room
But now that the kitchen has become elevated, do not leave it at that. Replicate a similar green scheme and rustic features in your farmhouse living room. Imagery: olive colored pillows, reclaimed wood coffee tables, vintage quilts, and ceramic planters.
Match the pleated curtains of FabDivine, as well as throw pillow covers and lampshades, which are soft to take the essence of the kitchen to the rest of the house. Stability is comfort.
Get the Berkus-Approved Style Home with Fabdivine
All the decisions made in your house, from a green-painted island to a hand-stitched table runner, should be purposeful, natural, and classic. That is where FabDivine enters.
Our assortment of international-made, locally designed pillow covers, window curtains, table linens, shade covers, and antique-style decor assists with streamlining any kitchen into a Nate Berkus-worthy oasis. Be it a full farmhouse or a touch of countryside cottage, we deliver tale, layer, and coziness right to the door.
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