Benjamin Moore Revere Pewter Is THE BEST!
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- čas přidán 25. 08. 2024
- Here is Benjamin Moore's Revere Pewter and some coordinating paint colors that go very well with it! Which color combo is your favorite?
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Love Revere Pewter! It’s throughout my home. It goes with everything! I have trim and cabinets in Pure White Sherwin Williams and also Sherwin Williams Extra white. They both look great with Revere Pewter!
I used Revere Pewter in 2020, had it for 20 yrs in my two story foyer. Love it!
I've used and recommended this color to many customers and am using it myself in a hall bath. Was looking for a lighter color for the cabinets and I think you just sold me. Thanks James.
6 years ago I painted the interior of my Tudor home Revere Pewter. I had golden oak trim. It brought out the green! But I as a nice color
I concur...the color changes marvelously with different sun angles
My condo main living/kitchen/dining area is Revere Pewter and the trim is Chantilly Lace. I love the contrast of the bright white against the RP. Need a good dark cabinet color to complement RP.
I have revere pewter through my LR foyer & few other rooms & I love it but I don’t see any green. Recommended it to family members & friends & their so pleased with it as well.
This color can look like so many different colors depending on the lighting.
In the pan before painting it looked like the same beige I had on the walls already then on the wall it looked purple.
I love your videos! They are very helpful, especially the coordinating colors. Thank you! Can I humbly ask you to do a review of BM Tyler Gray? Considering g this color, would love your take on it! Thank you
My favorite gray paint!
Revere pewter for exterior
I like Carolina Gull with Revere Pewter
Love your videos. Thank you. I am co sidering repainting my house with BM Fossil AF -65. And would really appreciatie a review.
Evening dove is pretty
i have used revere pewter and i love it.!!!!!!.. so much so i have considered using it thru out the whole house but was too afraid that would get boring ...and just to let you know i paired it with classic grey and it looks great together!!!!! . . . i couldnt be happier with it . . . you should try it if you havent already ..i appreciate all your suggestions in this video ..... so now i hear whites are the trend . . . just looking for the right shade so i think your milkshake sounds like it would be a good pic for me.....oh and by the way if i had been told revere pewter had a green undertone i would have passed it by lol
I tested Revere Pewter and Edgecomb Grey. I went with Edgecomb because of Revere’s green tone. Hated it.
I compared them both too and actually there looked grey and edgecomb looked whitish and sometime pink!
Considering this color for the beadboard in my dining room (it sits higher than standard at 48” about baseboard) the wall is Swiss coffee
Question for the experts ... While we looked at Revere Pewter for our basement walls (low lighting), we have to look for something in the same color, but a bit darker as our trim/doors are Edgecomb Gray. Would LOVE recommendations!
To me, Smoke Embers would go best with Revere Pewter because with that light to subtle hint of green Revere has, when paired with Smoke Embers, Smoke Embers helps in removing out that green hue-whereas Embers has that light smokey blue vibe going on-Smoke Embers & Revere Pewter bring in and out that…silver birch tree look and woodsiness in any room.
You would have more of a silver sheen and shine and also, if your like me, who likes and loves silver, you would have a silver room. 🙂
Can you do a video on white and gray light neutral cool tone paints?
Thank you for this video. Are you posting the one with the Doce Wing you chose for your home? Or at least a picture to see how it came out. Thanks
Thanks for all the great vedios. I was wondering if you've done small bathroom or powder room best paint color in the past!
I have this color in my home.
I have had Revere Petwer for my trim and doors for 10 years, and thunder on my walls , love it...... but looking to refresh the walls maybe a but lighter, but struggling to pick one (tried samples of Grey owl / Collingwood / nimbus / classic grey) dont love any of them. Collingwood is OK. any other suggestions to try?
Would it be too dark for kitchen/dining room cabinets? North facing room with quite a few windows. It matches our floor nicely. We have a greige eng. wood floor with green undertones.
I have Revere Pewter in my west facing living room with a big bay window and I don’t see any green undertones on my walls.
Love this ♥️
I'm looking for a light gray paint with no blue/purple, pink, green or beige undertones. Is there such a thing?
Hi James! Great content as always 🥸
Any chance you can do a SW Incredible White review some time soon?
Thanks Sergio! Yes, Incredible White is a very complex color. It's warm, but it can read taupe because it has purple/pink undertones.
@@thepaintpeople great! Thanks for the info 😃
Like your channel and enjoy watching it very much. What color you would pair as ascent wall with Icy Avalanche from HGTV home /Sherwin Williams. It’s going in my living room.
Thunderclap HGSW1492 might be a great accent to Icy Avalanche.
Love the videos. My living room and kitchen are RP and my house faces east...I get the green undertones... doesn't bother me. I am looking for a color for the cabinets. I thought Chelsea gray but I feel it's too dark...any suggestions in the gray family?
classic grey looks terrific with it . . i really love it
Suggestion to review: HC-101 Thanks!!
Can it be paired with a pale yellow like Lemon Ice?
Hi I am painting my kitchen cabinets in revere pewter but I don’t know what color I should paint my 12 foot island? Any ideas? What do you think of 3am Latte paint color?
considering repainting my kitchen cabinets, a designer suggested stone hearth or revere pewter from Benjamin Moore. I like revere pewter better, but still wanted a little lighter; any suggestions?
Sensei, I need your help. I've been digging deep burgundy, wine, reds. I love moody colored rooms and I know it is no for everyone, but I really dig dramatic tones. Any suggestions for me? I dont want it firetruck red, or too brown or too purle, although the ladder bothers me less. Help?
Hi! I'm not Sensei...lol...but...I hear you! I love some moodiness too and have been trying to find a way to create some moody/dramatic "nooks" in my small space. I have been looking specifically at teals for one space and also reds for another for myself but, since you asked...I find your description of what you're looking for might be the same as what i've narrowed my reds down to. If you haven't already, check out Dinner Party, Pomegranate, Caliente, Smoldering Red, Moroccan Red, Deep Rose, and Bonaparte. Depending on your lighting/location/etc, each one brings a different shade of red! I've listed them in order of darkest/most dramatic based on my own space. Hope that helps! Good luck!
@@idellemarchese288 woooow!! Close enough to sensei with these beautiful options! Def will check them out, thank you so much!! And if ever you want to go the dark green route, I've painted my bedroom in Tarrytown green from Benjamin Moore, in matte. I have small windows, which makes it even moodier. Best decision I've ever made, it's soooo soothing. Anyways! Thanks again!!!
@@Progressivelyyou OMG!!!! ARE YOU KIDDING ME RIGHT NOW!?! I have Terrytown Green and Yorktowne Green as my favourites and I can’t pick!!!! THANK YOU!! 🙌🏻 I keep trying to keep an open mind to others but these 2 just make me so happy to look at!! Hahaha! And…Yes…I was totally YELLING! I actually smacked my forehead when “Terrytown” jumped off the screen and smacked me in the face! Lol! Drama!! 😆
And…you’re welcome! So glad I could help! I’ll be dying to know which one you picked (if any)!
@@idellemarchese288 Hey take it as a sign. I'm telling you, it's beautiful!! 2 years and I am not bored with it (i usually repaint things almost yearly lol).
I'll go get swatches next week, I live far from any Benjamin Moore supplier! Will keep you posted :)
@@Progressivelyyou Hahaha! Oh i definitely took that as a sign! I took your original comment as a sign too! haha!
Yes please do! I will keep you posted too! I'm using the green in a space that's not really a room. It's a small, awkward space in my hallway (about 5'x6') that connects the front entrance to the living room. So i want to give it a "portal" kinda feel of going from light & open (foyer) to dark & dramatic (portal), and then bring all those earth tone colours into the living room to compliment my orange/rust retro carpet in the living room that has some of that green in it. Ugh...I think i just realized that my carpet has been my inspiration this whole time. I was lost with what i wanted on the walls until i picked a carpet i fell in love with and went from there!
Great videos.
I have a question on two tone walls. My husband is pretty adamant about having them ..sigh, my problem is i can not find a color to go with Revere pewter. He wants something similar just darker. Can you help me with a recommendation, at witts end.
Same here! What did you end up doing?
Please show the rooms longer
The 'drawers' in the island in that first kitchen example really bother me.
Why
Too many pulls?
The left and right in the below can be swapped. I chose them arbitrarily.
Focus on the island corner in the foreground, closest to us. Imagine pulling out the top drawer on the left side of the corner.
Then, attempt to pull out the drawer to the right of the corner.
What are you pulling out? What is behind that panel is the other drawer you pulled out?
I have seen dummy drawer fronts and small tip-out storage compartments, but only in flush-mount situations, not where the objects recede fully to be flush with the cabinet face.
I just think that this image is a CGI creation that lacks that touch of realism.
HAHAHA!!! ME TOO!!! Made my head hurt and my OCD cringe! lol!
What is the color on the wall behind you?
I may like edgecomb better
You can talk about paint. Educationally , I would say you are a visual learner explaining color to an auditory leaner.
Are you kidding me ? More grey ???????????? Just had two plus years of gery walls.....NO MORE
Gray isnt going anywhere. Too many people dont like warm whites
@@coastaldiva How about some actual colors ?
BINGO!
@@kathrynwitte3398 ....that are not grey
@@fairamir1 try SW Downing Sand
Grey! Again! UGH