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Homes & Gardens
Homes & Gardens
Jennifer Ebert

Martha Stewart’s 1970s butter yellow kitchen is making a huge comeback, and replicating the look couldn't be easier – here’s why it’s the only color you need now

Martha Stewart.

Long before dopamine décor and sun-drenched interiors took hold, Martha Stewart was already ahead of the curve. Her iconic 1970s butter yellow kitchen, with its soft, golden tones and timeless charm, is making a spirited comeback – and all signs point to this warm, nostalgic hue becoming one of 2026’s defining color trends.

Martha Stewart’s butter-yellow kitchen is a perfect fusion of nostalgia, charm, and clever design. It perfectly demonstrates how heritage hues can be both joyful and enduring in contemporary homes. This vibrant hue fills the room with warmth and is ideal for adding an uplifting, positive energy to your home.

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