St. Patrick’s Day is a festive time of year and an ideal opportunity to bring a little bit of festive green and gold into your kitchen. In today’s post, I’ll show you some green and gold inspiration to transform your kitchen into a vibrant and festive space.

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Kitchen Countertop and Shelves

I’m so excited to share some inspiration on how to add touches of green and gold as well as St. Patricks Day decor to your kitchen. You don’t have to go all out to make it festive, you can keep it simple and use subtle items like dishes, flowers, vases, and serving bowls to create a touch of spring that also doubles as St. Patricks Day decor. I used different shades of green to bring in some color as well and white and green accents throughout my kitchen and dining area. I kept this seasons decor simple and then on St. Patricks Day, I added in a few other items that made it work for both St. Patricks Day and spring!

I added some white serving bowls and cake stands, some of them antique milk glass and mint green dishes to the open shelving. I also added a spring wreath with white and green colors.

I love these kitchen appliances that I discovered recently. They come in white and gold and a handful of other colors, including green! They are aesthetically pleasing as well as functional! I’ve linked some of them below! They work amazingly too and are a great value!

Another way to add in color and warmth to your kitchen that works for St. Patricks Day decor as well as Spring, is to add a charcuterie or cutting board to your island or counter and then add some flowers in a vase. I also used this cute recipe card holder and some cookies for snacking later.

Faux Stems to recreate the look:

I added little touches of green throughout my kitchen, including the utensil crocks, a cookbook set up on an easel, and I arranged some faux apple blossoms in a green and white floral vase.

Stovetop Decor

I like to add in fresh flowers as well as faux. I made up this arrangement using grocery store flowers.

Faux Leafy Picks to recreate the look:

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I like to mix new and old decor items and you can see here how I used antique milk glass and mixed it in with some newer cake stands and other compote dishes. I also like to swap out some of the enameled cookware that I use often and here I used the ivory/white colored pans that I have.

Because my kitchen has a lot of white, it’s fun to dress it up for each season and holiday. One of my biggest tips for decorating your home is to style for the season and to also make it versatile for whatever holidays fall within that season. This saves me so much time! It’s a challenge sometimes to make it all work but I hope this post gives you some ideas and inspiration on how to decorate for both Spring and St. Patricks Day.

Green and Gold Tablescape

This is a green and gold tablescape that I set a few years back. I used this for St. Patricks Day, then Spring, and Easter! I just changed up a few things for each holiday. Click here to see all the details of this tablescape. I think it’s still one of my favorite tablescapes ever!

St. Patrick’s Day Accents

On the actual St. Patrick’s Day holiday, I added this fun little dessert tray to for everyone to enjoy.

My daughter made these yummy St. Patricks Day treats and they were so good! She’s quite the little baker!

I hope you have a wonderful St. Patrick’s Day and can have a little fun decorating for this holiday. You don’t have to go all out to make it cute and festive. Sharing all this today sure makes me excited for spring to arrive!

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Give your kitchen a little holiday makeover this year with some easy and elegant Christmas kitchen decor ideas.

1. Add a simple wreath to the range hood.

Mixed Norfolk Pine & Cedar Wreath 26″

22″ Deluxe Cedar Wreath Green

WASHED CEDAR WREATH WITH CONE & BERRY, 24″, PE, SAGE

This will add a touch of green and Christmas cheer to your kitchen.

2. Add ribbon and a small wreath in your Christmas color scheme to the backs of your chairs.

To add the wreaths to the back of my barstools, I layered a small cedar wreath under a frosted pip berry wreath then wired them together then I tied ribbon around the chair and tied a double knot with extra left over to hang down about 10″. Then I wired the double stacked wreaths to the ribbon.

3. Add a wreath with ribbon to your pantry door.

I took a large wreath and wired the same ribbon I used in my tree and barstools to the bottom of the wreath. Then I used a command strip hook to hang it on the pantry door.

4. Add a wintery mix of stems and greenery in a large vase or ginger jar.

Frosted Stems & Greenery:

28″ Snowed Peony Spray Snow White

30.5 SNOWED EUCALYPTUS LEAF SPRAY GREEN/WHITE

29″ FROSTED SNOWED EUCALYPTUS LEAF SPRAY GREEN/WHITE

30″ SNOWY RED BERRY SPRAY

I made this wintery flower arrangement for the center of the island. I used white frosted peonies, red frosted pip berry greenery, and frosted eucalyptus to make this flower arrangement.

5. Switch out your everyday dishes with festive ones.

Deli Oblong Wall Display Board

This is an easy way to change up your decor for the holiday season.

6. Decorate with vintage Christmas trucks.

I set a table using these cute red truck dessert plates from Cracker Barrel and added the extras throughout the kitchen to carry that them over from the dining room.

7. Add wooden trees to your open shelves.

If you have open shelving or open counter space, you can use decorative items like these wood trees to add a pop of color.

8. Add wooden Christmas words to a cake stand.

This is a fun way to add color, as well as different decorative elements to a space. I have a lot of white in my kitchen so the red and greens really pop!

9. Don’t forget to add in some festive baking utensils.

This year, give your kitchen a little holiday makeover with these easy and elegant Christmas kitchen decor ideas. You can add pops of red and green with simple touches like wreaths, ribbon, and festive dishes. Don’t forget to add in some vintage Christmas trucks, wooden trees, and baking utensils for the complete look!

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