First world problem- have you ever seen khaki/ brown green kitchen cabinets

[Liz1tummypain]

Sorry this is such a whingey kind of thing to be asking. Unfortunately the guy painting our kitchen cabinets uses a paint range ( Benjamin Moore) that comes in about 50 billion different colours.

We were settled on a plainish green. The colour needs to go with an oven/ range that we can't afford to replace in bottle green and sink in dark green. Since agreeing this green shade with hubby, I've now tried a tester of a khaki kind of brown/green which is growing on me but I can't see any examples online of this colour- Texas Sage. Have you seen this colour in a kitchen? Do you like it? I don't like the idea of muddy green but I do like it on the panel I've tested it. Any views gratefully accepted.

The bullrushes are the on on sticks. There are some brown ones and also some pale yellowy green ones (balloon shaped). I love that colour. It's a real foody colour.

I would colour match with the frogs' bellies 😁

God no to the frog tiles. They're not old enough to salvage or quirky enough.....They're just a twacky 80s eyesore. Don't do it op.

I like the quirky frog tiles! Very "cottage core"
Prefer an olive shade of green than the khaki. Would look nice with gold or copper hardware.

Personally I would go for the same colour as the cream tiles
Cream cabinets all round.

And maybe a much darker green on a wall?
I love the frogs 🐸

These are nice combinations of green and cream

I absolutely adore the frogs.

On the photo of the door, on balance I prefer the green that's underneath.