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Revere Pewter, Tried on a Photo of Your Room

Upload a photo of your living room, bedroom or bathroom and see a warm greige look-alike on your walls before you buy paint.

Not affiliated with Benjamin Moore; examples use a generic look-alike colour, not the brand's paint. A render is not an exact colour match.

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Try it on your own photo

Upload a photo of your room with the lights on. Describe a warm greige with a soft green undertone and say that only the walls change and the trim, ceiling, furniture and floor stay exactly the same.

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Warm Greige Walls, Before and After

Not affiliated with Benjamin Moore; examples use a generic look-alike colour, not the brand's paint. A render is not an exact colour match. The before photos are AI-drawn stand-ins, not photos of real homes. The camera angle and light stay the same and only the wall colour should change. A render shows a colour idea, not real paint.

Living room seen from the doorway, with white walls, a light gray sofa, a light oak coffee table and a pale rug, beforeBefore
The same living room with the walls painted a generic warm greige look-alike, with the sofa, table, rug and trim keptAfter
A generic warm greige look-alike on all the walls. The sofa, oak table, rug and white trim look the same. Not Benjamin Moore Revere Pewter.
Bedroom with cream walls, a wood bed with white bedding, two wood nightstands with lamps and white curtains, beforeBefore
The same bedroom with the walls painted a generic warm greige look-alike, with the bed, bedding, nightstands and curtains keptAfter
The same generic greige over the cream walls. The bed, bedding, lamps and curtains look the same. Not the brand's paint.
Bathroom with white walls, a white vanity with a round mirror, white floor tiles and a white tub, beforeBefore
The same bathroom with the walls painted a generic warm greige look-alike, with the vanity, mirror, tub and tiles keptAfter
A generic warm greige look-alike in a bathroom. The vanity, mirror, tub and floor tiles look the same.

What Reviewers Say About Revere Pewter

  • Warm greige: The Color Concierge says its warmth comes from green undertones, so it reads as gray rather than beige.
  • Undertones vary: Kylie M Interiors says it is mostly green but can pick up blue in rooms with several exposures and cream trim.
  • Light matters: reviewers say it can look gloomy in cool light and can look flat in a north-facing room. Check it at different times of day.
  • Light reflectance: sources list an LRV in the mid-50s (DIY Decor Mom 55.5; Plan-Home 56.4). Check Benjamin Moore's own spec before you rely on either number.

How to Preview a Warm Greige on Your Walls

  1. Photograph the room in daylight. Take the photo in the light you use the room in most, and include the trim and the ceiling.
  2. Open the paint tool in Custom mode. Upload the photo and describe the change in one sentence: "Paint only the walls a warm greige with a soft green undertone. Keep the trim, the ceiling, the furniture and the floor exactly the same."
  3. Compare it with a true gray. Render a second wall colour on the same photo, then paint a large sample of the one you pick and check it in the morning and the evening.

For more ideas, see Living room paint colors and Neutral paint colors.

Before You Paint

  • Test a large sample, at least 2 feet square, on two walls and check it in the morning and the evening.
  • Check the sample next to your flooring and trim, since neighboring colors change how it reads.
  • Compare it with a lighter and a darker neutral before you choose.
  • Ask the paint store for the maker's current spec sheet, which lists the light reflectance value.

Revere Pewter FAQ

Is Revere Pewter a gray or a beige?+

Reviewers disagree. Benjamin Moore's Revere Pewter (HC-172) is usually called a warm greige. The Color Concierge says its warmth comes from green undertones, Amanda Katherine calls it a warm gray with subtle blue and green, and some readers call it beige.

What undertones does Revere Pewter have?+

Most reviews describe a green undertone. Kylie M Interiors says it can pick up blue in rooms with several exposures and cream trim, and DIY Decor Mom describes a fair amount of red in its warmth. Undertones shift with the light in your room.

Does Revere Pewter look blue or gloomy?+

It can. The Color Concierge says it can look gloomy in cool light, and a Houzz commenter found it looked too blue next to yellow walls. Kylie M Interiors suggests a north-facing or east-facing room can use its warmth to offset cool light, but the wall may look flat.

How does Revere Pewter compare with Agreeable Gray?+

The Color Concierge says Revere Pewter is very similar to Sherwin-Williams' Agreeable Gray but darker and crisper, and another review says it has a little more green. Our Agreeable Gray page covers that shade separately.

Does the tool give the exact Benjamin Moore color?+

No. This site is not affiliated with Benjamin Moore, and the render uses a generic warm greige look-alike, not the brand's paint. It shows a colour idea on your own room photo, not an exact match, so paint a large sample before you buy.

Do I need an account?+

Yes. Rendering needs a free account so your credits and results are saved. You can sign in with Google or a one-time code sent to your email.

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