Color palette
A Warm Modern Industrial Farmhouse Kitchen in Deep Green
This Modern Industrial Farmhouse kitchen blends raw steel and natural wood with deep green cabinetry that feels both fresh and grounded. The Ribbed Glass Ball Pendant Lights by Lucia Living add a soft, textured glow in dark green over the island while the Bertie Oak and Steel Industrial Bar Stools bring honest handcrafted warmth with thick English oak seats and blackened steel frames. The interplay of the green cabinets, steel hood, and gently grained wood floors creates a layered, approachable space anchored by the natural light flooding through the large window.
The mood
An inviting kitchen that strikes the perfect balance between rustic charm and industrial edge. The textured ribbed glass pendants warm the room with a subtle glow that softens the utilitarian steel and wood elements. The oak stools have a tactile presence that welcomes sitting and lingering, while the deep green cabinets add color without overwhelming.
Beams overhead and matte black fixtures punctuate the room with clean, grounded lines. It feels effortless and real, a kitchen designed for both making and sharing meals in a space that’s quietly stylish and welcoming.
Color palette
Get the look
Pieces that bring this space together, curated for this room.
Ribbed Glass Ball Pendant Light
$229.10Lucia Living/ 3-Light
Look, this is one of those lights that does more work than it should for the price. The ribbed green glass catches light in these soft vertical grooves, and when it's on over a dining table or kitchen island, the whole room feels warmer without trying too hard. I love the silhouette, round and simple, with just enough texture to keep it from disappearing against a white ceiling. Comes in four sizes if you want one statement globe, or a three-light cluster if you're covering a longer surface.
Bertie Oak and Steel Industrial Bar Stool
$151.70Paul Frampton Design
A handcrafted bar stool with a square English oak seat and a raw steel frame that feels honest in the best way. The oak is thick enough that you notice it when you sit, hand-finished and waxed, paired with welded steel legs and a mid-height footrest bar. I love how the blackened steel reads industrial without trying too hard, especially pulled up to a kitchen island or a small breakfast bar.