Very pale green for kitchen walls?

[OnePearlFox]

I would like to bring some warmth to my currently very stark white new build kitchen. I’m thinking of a pale green sagey green to go nicely with the colours in the rest of the house and my oak floors.

I like the look of Little Greenes Green Stone Pale but does anyone have any recommendations? Preferably a yellow tone with little grey in it as it’s a north - west facing room. It is still bright during the day because I’m on a hill going down the way!

Dulux tranquil dawn, definately green but with a grey tinge to it.

Green can be tricky and isn't often warm when pale. Beware the hospital green look.
I personally think if you want warmth, pick a warmer colour, sorry if that seems a bit of an obvious statement! So yellow, orange, pink, some purple.

Following with interest as I’m currently getting a new white kitchen installed, and considering green for the walls. I quite like the look of Little Greene’s Tracery II.

I had a creamy, yellow-y green kitchen, very light and pale used on the ceiling and walls. It was a mixed paint. For some reason it looked like a food colour, like a banana smoothie with a tiny bit of avocado (the actual foods not the colours)!

I am having almost exactly the same issue! I have saturated my brain with every single pale green from every single brand but I just can’t find the right one - so I’m now thinking of painting the skirting boards, window ledge and door/doorframe in a pale green (possibly F&B Cromarty) and leaving the walls an off white.

I would go for a flat / matt warm earthy coral colour to tie up with the natural floor and contrasting white.

Maybe add wooden, woven accessories and lots of green plants to add another dimension / layer of interest and warmth.

We have F&B Eddy in the kitchen/dining room. Highly recommend!

We tried the others cited on this thread as well as a few more dozen samples (!) But Eddy was the most subtle/barely there green while still being green. We love it!

We went for aqua, Mediterranean type accessories. Aqua blinds. It doesn't feel cold.

Paint & Paper library have 5 different darknesses of their Willow Paint - Willow 1 might work

What colours are your units and counters?

I have black cupboards at the bottom, white on top and I am looking at a green like the walls in this Ikea kitchen

www.ikea.com/gb/en/p/knoppaeng-frame-with-poster-vintage-botanical-fruit-charts-50578895/

In our previous house, we had a green on the living room walls which I chose inspired by Farrow and Ball Green Smoke - but it wasn't that because we can't get F&B where we are - it was this: https://www.schoener-wohnen.de/einrichten/schoener-wohnen-kollektion/-erhabenes-agavengruen----nr--27_12615554-12635892.html

It looked darker on the walls (more like the Green Smoke pictures) than it does in that picture, but where spots got spilled on things, it looked very pale - so I agree that greens can be tricky to get right. I loved it though and it was the perfect colour. I don't want it quite so dark in the kitchen. But a similar sort of tone.

You might try farrow and ball teresa’s green. Lovely with white and it has an earth y warmth to it which is lovely on a chilly morning.

I have Crown Sage Green in my new kitchen, pale cream glossy cabinets, grey worktops and floors, black accessories. Looks fine to me! Will try to add photos.

This is a great colour, works nicely in north facing rooms. Or f&b Mizzle.