Revere Pewter

10 years ago

I am painting my entry, kitchen, dining nook, and living room . I have almost decided on BM Revere Pewter. I was planning on using the same color throughout, but My husband doesn't like it in the kitchen and entry area. He thinks its too dark for the kitchen and entry which don't get much light. He wants me to keep it the same color I have now which is BM
Soft Fern in the Kitchen and entry which we both still really like. Would Revere Pewter and Soft Fern go together?
Is there another green that would go better? I like the Soft Fern but I was ready for a change. Any suggestions?
Our house if fairly open. When you come through the front door, you can see through the kitchen to the living room. Thanks for any help.

Comments (3)

juliekcmo
10 years ago
maybe look at pashmina. we chose it over revere pewter for our family room. you think it will look the same, but it is a warmer, yet light color.
Snbtwins
10 years ago
I have Revere Pewter and in the daytime it looks really light and gray and at night, it looks more beige. In my adjoining kitchen I have grant beige, which is very, very similar but it is more beige than gray. I also have camouflage on the same floor, which is a greenish, gray.

Pashmina is my favorite color in the house, but it is significantly darker than the other colors (at least in my house).

It is so hard trying to pick colors, good luck!
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francoise47
10 years ago
I've used both Revere Pewter and Soft Fern and think that they would go well together.

But If you need to lighten your kitchen and entry I'd recommend BM Silken Pine (instead of Soft Fern). Our old kitchen was Silken Pine and it l worked well with Revere Pewter.

Strangely, Revere Pewter and Silken Pine feel both earthy and ethereal to me -- a lovely combination with a sweet, vintage feel, especially when combined with accents in plum.