What Colours Go with Reed Green? 7 Colour Pairings to Inspire Your Kitchen

Soft, calming and effortlessly versatile, Reed Green has become a firm favourite for bringing colour into the kitchen without overwhelming the space.

Available across a range of STORI kitchen styles, Reed Green can be paired with complementary colours and finishes to create a look that feels completely individual

This understated mid-tone green has subtle blue undertones that give it a fresh yet timeless quality. The real beauty of Reed Green, however, is how easily it pairs with other shades. From warm neutrals to deeper tones, the colour you place alongside it can completely transform the finished look.

Which Reed Green Look Is Right For You?

• Warm & Timeless – Taupe Grey
• Tonal & Sophisticated – Deep Forest
• Fresh & Bright – Brilliant White
• Bold & Refined – Cannon Black
• Naturally Beautiful – Light Oak
• Classic & Elegant – Porcelain
• Soft & Understated – Mussel

Here are some of our favourite Reed Green colour combinations to inspire your kitchen.

Wakefield – Reed Green

Reed Green & Taupe Grey – Warm & Timeless

For a combination that feels warm, welcoming and effortlessly elegant, Reed Green and Taupe Grey are a natural match.

The softness of Taupe Grey balances the freshness of Reed Green, creating a subtle contrast that works beautifully in both traditional and contemporary kitchens.

Try Reed Green on an island with Taupe Grey surrounding cabinetry, or reverse the combination to make the green the dominant colour. This pairing works particularly well in open-plan spaces where warmth and softness are priorities. Natural timber, warm stone worktops and aged brass details will complement the organic feel of the palette.

Aldana – Taupe Grey & Reed Green

Reed Green & Deep Forest – Tonal & Sophisticated

Pairing two greens might seem like a bold choice, but Reed Green and Deep Forest can create a beautifully layered scheme.

While Reed Green brings softness, Deep Forest introduces richness and depth. Keeping both colours within the same green family creates cohesion, while the difference in intensity provides enough contrast to make each shade stand out.

Use Deep Forest selectively on an island, pantry or statement cabinetry and allow Reed Green to create a calmer backdrop throughout the rest of the kitchen. This is one of the easiest ways to introduce layered colour while keeping the overall scheme cohesive. 

Georgia – Deep Forest | Wakefield – Reed Green | Strada Matte – Deep Forest

Reed Green & Brilliant White – Fresh & Bright

For a clean, uplifting take on green cabinetry, look to Brilliant White.

The crispness of white allows Reed Green to stand out while keeping the overall kitchen feeling bright and spacious. This can work particularly well in smaller rooms or spaces where maximising natural light is important.

Brilliant White cabinetry can also be used at eye level with Reed Green beneath, helping the upper half of the room feel lighter and more open.

Aldana – Brilliant White & Reed Green | Ella Austin Kitchens

Reed Green & Cannon Black – Bold & Refined

For maximum contrast, Cannon Black gives Reed Green a sophisticated, design-led edge.

Rather than using black across large areas, consider introducing it as an accent through a feature island, glazed dresser or smaller bank of cabinetry. Black handles, lighting and accessories can then be used to carry the darker tone throughout the room.

The result is a confident palette that still allows the softness of Reed Green to shine through. The combination creates sharper definition than softer neutral pairings and can help anchor larger kitchen layouts.

Belgravia – Reed Green & Cannon Black

Reed Green & Light Oak – Naturally Beautiful

Painted finishes aren’t the only way to create contrast.

Combining Reed Green with Light Oak introduces warmth, texture and natural character, reinforcing the nature-inspired qualities of the green.

Oak can be introduced through cabinetry, open shelving, internal features or surrounding furniture. Even smaller touches of timber can prevent a green scheme from feeling too cool while adding another layer of visual interest.

Madison – Light Oak | Pembridge – Reed Green | Wakefield – Cardamom & Light Oak

Reed Green & Porcelain – Classic & Elegant

For something softer than Brilliant White, consider Porcelain.

Its gentler appearance creates a more subtle contrast with Reed Green, making this combination particularly suited to classic Shaker and in-frame kitchen designs.

Porcelain can help brighten the space while still retaining the warmth and welcoming quality of the green. Complete the look with natural stone-inspired surfaces and warm metallic handles for an elegant finish with enduring appeal.

Aldana – Reed Green & Porcelain | QA Kitchens

Reed Green & Mussel – Soft & Understated

If you prefer a kitchen that feels gentle and understated, Mussel makes a beautiful partner for Reed Green.

Its muted neutral quality softens the green and creates a palette that feels calm and easy to live with. Rather than creating a strong contrast, the two shades sit comfortably alongside one another, making this pairing ideal for anyone who wants to introduce colour in a more subtle way.

It’s an excellent choice for homeowners who want colour without creating a strong contrast 

Aldana – Reed Green & Mussel | Burnhill Kitchens

Finding Your Perfect Reed Green Combination

One of the reasons Reed Green is so versatile is its ability to change character depending on the colours and materials surrounding it.

With over 32 colour options available across the STORI collection, there are plenty of opportunities to experiment with combinations and create a palette that feels completely personal to your home.

Ready to find your perfect pairing? Explore the full STORI colour collection, create your own combinations using My Moodboard, or visit your nearest STORI retailer for expert design advice.