The walnut accents also help we love including wood elements to balance cool-toned designs. Even though Evergreen Fog isn’t a warm green, it’s a cool green, its use does warm up this façade. Grays and blacks are great color pairings for Evergreen Fog, again because of its gray undertones. Iron Ore by Sherwin Williams was applied to the siding of the home and Tricorn Black by Sherwin Williams to the brick. Next, we move on to a very different design: A daring black color palette with walnut-stained wood paneling and Evergreen Fog on the entry door. We’re picturing ourselves porch-sitting with some sweet tea and listening to the birds. With the copper light fixtures and calming green, this home feels like a high-end countryside retreat. The door on the right is almost like an extension of the garden bed, bringing out the sage green in the landscaping.

On the cottage above, the brown and gray stone along with Seapearl by Benjamin Moore on the siding is a lovely base color palette for mixing in Evergreen Fog - the stone plays on all of this paint color’s undertones. In the designs above and below, our designers used Evergreen Fog on the doors only. Though beautiful with many different styles, we love to use Evergreen Fog on Craftsman and more traditional homes. As a field color, it’s grounding, connecting us with nature. As an accent (think shutters and doors), it’s the perfect subtle pop of color to complement a central color, including white. Recommended Applications for Evergreen FogĮvergreen Fog’s applications make it a solid choice for homeowners wanting something a little nontraditional. There are also very subtle blue undertones, but the gray is more noticeable. For example, it looks quite gray when it’s shaded. (Curious about LRV? Learn more here, including why LRV is so important to keep in mind when choosing the perfect paint color for your home.)Īs we hinted at above, Evergreen Fog is considered a ‘chameleon color.’ Instead of simply appearing too dark or too light depending on available light, the changing light throughout the day actually changes how the hue reads. However, keep reading to learn about its undertones in different lighting conditions. It will look true to color in most environments and great in shade or sun. Sherwin Williams’ Evergreen Fog: The SpecsĮvergreen Fog has an LRV of 30, which is in the mid-range.

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