benjamin moore revere pewter behr color match

Benjamin moore revere pewter behr color match Patch#

Top to Bottom: Behr Cotton Grey, Behr Sculptor Clay, Behr Wheat Bread, Behr Cotton Grey (again) I ruled out the bottom left patch, Aged Beige, because it has too much yellow in it.

Benjamin moore revere pewter behr color match Patch#

The bottom right patch was my first choice, Mineral. BM Revere Pewter is on the bottom of the left chip. The paint chip on the middle right is the new office color for reference. I bought samples of 4 more colors and painted more patches on the walls and on a board with the trim color as the background. Everyone online swears by Benjamin Moore’s Revere Pewter as being a great grey-beige, so I tried to find something similar by Behr. I finally decided it was going to drive my nuts, so I started looking for other options. It never looks that way on the chip, but it does on the wall. It is a very light warm grey, but it kept having a slight pink cast once I got it on the walls. I picked up a sample of my first choice – Behr Mineral – earlier this week and painted a couple patches in the living room and kitchen. There is a glimpse above of my other task this week – to pick a color for the main part of the house. The picture below has the crown molding in the old trim color surrounded by the new ceiling and trim color. Saving the trim for last will save me just having to touch it up again later. I’ll paint the walls next, which will also inevitably get on the trim too. That ended up being a good decision because it was near impossible to keep the ceiling paint off the crown molding. There is quite a contrast between the ceiling (Behr Silky White – PPU7-12) and trim (match of Sherwin Williams Linen Cloth – SW1150) now.Īfter a couple recent discussions, we had decided it was best to paint the ceiling of each room first, then the walls, then the trim. After tossing around some ideas, we decided to paint the foyer and living room ceilings.

We were actually done with the office around noon on Saturday so it didn’t take as long as we expected. I wasn’t planning on painting anything else this weekend, but David said we might as well.

Unfortunately, the price isn’t even remotely considerable and I lack the welding skills to make it myself 🙁 The wood and the metal go perfect with the office ceiling and it’s black metal braces. On a side note, this is the desk I would LOVE to get for the office. Despite the way it may look, there is no green, yellow or any other hues in the paint color – it’s pretty straight grey/brown. I thought it was going to seem darker in there, but it’s actually quite a bit lighter which is nice.įor some reason, I had a hard time getting the white balance correct on these pictures which is why the color looks a slightly different in each one. It’s a good mix of gray and brown and I thought it was a safe choice for the office between the combination of woods in there and not knowing what furniture will ultimately end up in there. We went with the same color we repainted our last house shortly before we sold it – Behr’s Perfect Taupe (PPU18-13). I had painted the trim last week and we painted the walls yesterday. The office began the first room to be completely painted yesterday.