What color tile is best if your kitchen mint green and red?

For a classic holiday feel: If you want a traditional Christmas look, then pair pastel mint with cherry red. This is best achieved by using red accents—such as red glassware, red placemats, or red kitchen towels—against predominantly white countertops and backsplashes. Mint-colored walls complete this classic color palette.

For a more modern edge: Instead of traditional red, try a deep maroon or wine color for a bolder choice. This will bring out the coolness of the mint green. You can also try using gray or black countertops and backsplashes to create a striking contrast.

Tips for decorating with mint green and red:

If your kitchen is small, use lighter shades of mint green and red to make it appear larger.

To add warmth to the room, use natural wood accents such as wooden countertops or butcher blocks.

To create a more festive look, add twinkling lights or festive garlands.

By following these tips, you can create a mint green and red kitchen that's both stylish and festive.