Sherwin Williams Pewter Green (SW 6208) Kitchen Cabinets – Shaker, Slim Shaker, Raised, Slab

Sherwin-Williams Pewter Green SW6208 kitchen cabinets

Pewter Green (SW 6208) At A Glance

LRV: 12 (Dark — absorbs light and adds visual weight)

Undertone: Deep green with strong gray influence

Temperature: Cool-neutral

Best Kitchen Styles: Transitional, Traditional, Organic Modern

Pairs Well With: Brushed brass or antique bronze hardware, white or lightly veined quartz, medium to dark wood flooring

Sherwin Williams Pewter Green (SW 6208) is a deep, moody green-gray that brings timeless character and quiet luxury to kitchen cabinetry. Its earthy depth and muted undertones make it a sophisticated alternative to traditional forest or emerald greens, perfectly balancing color and neutrality.

Pewter Green kitchen cabinets pair beautifully with brushed brass or matte black hardware, marble or white quartz countertops, and natural oak or walnut flooring. Whether used throughout a kitchen or as an accent on an island, this Sherwin Williams green delivers rich contrast and a grounded, elegant feel.

Double Shaker

Basic 10 x 10 Kitchen:
$4,639

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Avalon Raised Panel

Basic 10 x 10 Kitchen:
$4,639

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Shaker Style Cabinet Door A vector representation of a Stonecreek Clary Sage style door with separate drawer front and door.

Concord Shaker

Basic 10 x 10 Kitchen:
$4,449

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Slim Shaker Style Cabinet Door A vector representation of a thin-frame Shaker door in Creme.

Contour Slim Shaker

Basic 10 x 10 Kitchen:
$5,549

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Why Homeowners Choose Stonecreek Cabinetry

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• Sherwin-Williams Finishes: Applied professionally.

• Built to Order: Customized specifically to fit your style and layout.

• Factory Direct Pricing: No dealer markups—quality cabinetry straight from our facility.

• Premium Construction: All-plywood boxes and solid wood face frames (No particle board).

• Soft-Close Standard: Full-extension drawers and doors for smooth, quiet use.

• Fully Assembled: Arrives ready for installation (No flat packs or cam-locks).

More about Pewter Green (SW 6208)

Pewter Green vs. Evergreen Fog (SW 9130):
Pewter Green is deeper and more saturated, with a stronger gray presence that creates a moody, grounded look. Evergreen Fog is lighter and softer, offering a foggier, more muted appearance that feels calmer on full cabinetry.

Pewter Green vs. Dried Thyme (SW 6186):
Dried Thyme leans warmer and more olive, with noticeable brown undertones. Pewter Green stays cooler and more slate-like, making it better suited for kitchens aiming for a refined, traditional or transitional aesthetic.

Pewter Green vs. Shade Grown (SW 6188):
Shade Grown is darker and more forest-like, reading nearly black in low light. Pewter Green feels slightly lighter and more versatile, offering depth without the heaviness of a near-black green.

Transitional kitchen design with Sherwin-Williams Pewter Green SW6208 cabinets

Muted Green with Soft Gray Depth

Sherwin-Williams® Pewter Green (SW 6208) kitchen cabinets deliver a refined, subdued green that feels calm, grounded, and quietly sophisticated. This color strikes a balance between earthy green and soft gray, making it versatile across a wide range of kitchen styles. Pewter Green is often chosen by homeowners who want color without bold saturation.

The Undertones of Pewter Green

Pewter Green features a balanced mix of green and gray undertones that shift subtly with lighting. In bright natural light, the green becomes more apparent and fresh. In lower or artificial lighting, the gray undertones take over, creating a moody, tailored appearance.

Technical Details

Light Reflectance Value (LRV): 12

With an LRV of 12, Pewter Green absorbs most light while still allowing enough variation to show depth and nuance. This makes it ideal for cabinetry where richness and softness are both desired.

Coordinating Colors for Kitchen Design

Soft Whites

  • Alabaster (SW 7008) softens Pewter Green and highlights its subtle warmth. This pairing feels light and approachable without washing out the cabinetry. It works especially well in transitional kitchens.
  • Creamy (SW 7012) reinforces the earthy quality of Pewter Green. The combination feels relaxed and organic. It’s a strong option for farmhouse-inspired spaces.

Warm Neutrals & Greiges

  • Agreeable Gray (SW 7029) balances Pewter Green with soft neutrality. Together, they create a layered palette that feels timeless. This pairing works well in open floor plans.
  • Accessible Beige (SW 7036) adds warmth and contrast without overpowering the green. The result feels grounded and cohesive. It’s ideal for transitional kitchens.

Metallics & Hardware

  • Brushed brass or antique bronze hardware enhances Pewter Green’s warmth and adds visual richness. These finishes complement the color’s earthy undertones. They work especially well in classic and transitional kitchens.
  • Matte black hardware provides contrast and definition. This pairing feels modern and restrained. It’s a strong choice for contemporary or minimalist designs.

Countertop Pairings

  • White quartz or marble countertops brighten Pewter Green and keep the palette fresh. Soft veining adds elegance and movement. This combination feels balanced and timeless.
  • Warm stone or concrete-look surfaces reinforce the color’s grounded character. These materials add texture without competing visually. They suit organic-modern kitchens well.

Flooring Recommendations

  • Natural oak or medium-toned hardwood flooring complements Pewter Green’s earthy undertones. The wood grain adds warmth and texture. This pairing feels comfortable and enduring.
  • Warm porcelain or stone-look tile supports durability while maintaining harmony. These floors ground the space visually. They’re ideal for busy kitchens.

Applications in Cabinetry

  • Full kitchen cabinetry in Pewter Green creates a calm, enveloping environment. With adequate lighting, it feels rich rather than heavy. This approach suits homeowners seeking a refined look.
  • Kitchen islands or lower cabinets finished in Pewter Green add contrast without overwhelming the room. Paired with lighter perimeter cabinets, the color becomes a subtle focal point.

Kitchen Style Applications

  • Transitional kitchens benefit from Pewter Green’s balance of warmth and restraint. The color bridges classic and modern elements seamlessly. It feels timeless rather than trend-driven.
  • Modern farmhouse kitchens use Pewter Green to introduce softness and depth. Paired with natural textures, it feels relaxed and welcoming. The result is comfortable and intentional.
  • Organic-modern kitchens rely on Pewter Green to reinforce natural palettes. Combined with wood and stone, it creates a grounded, calming space.

Recommended Cabinet Door Styles by Kitchen Style

  • Shaker and slim shaker doors complement Pewter Green’s understated character. These profiles add just enough detail without distraction. They’re the most versatile choice.
  • Flat-panel doors emphasize the color’s modern side. The smooth surfaces allow undertones to shine. This option suits contemporary kitchens.

Other Spaces & Design Applications

  • Bathroom and laundry cabinetry finished in Pewter Green feels calm and spa-like. The color adds depth without heaviness. It performs well under varied lighting.
  • Built-ins and storage cabinetry gain sophistication from Pewter Green’s muted tone. It blends seamlessly with adjacent rooms. This supports whole-home cohesion.

Lighting Considerations

Pewter Green shifts noticeably depending on lighting. Natural light enhances its green qualities, while artificial lighting brings out gray undertones. Balanced lighting preserves its intended softness.

Design Tip

Use Pewter Green kitchen cabinets when you want a muted, designer-grade green that remains timeless. Pair with warm materials to maintain balance. This approach delivers depth without boldness.

Alternative Colors to Consider

Sherwin-Williams Pewter Green (SW 6208): FAQs

Is Pewter Green more green or gray?

Pewter Green sits heavily in the green-gray family, with gray undertones that soften its depth and prevent it from feeling overly saturated.

Does Pewter Green work on kitchen cabinets?

Yes. Pewter Green is popular for cabinetry when homeowners want a dark, sophisticated color that feels timeless rather than trendy.

Will Pewter Green feel too dark in a kitchen?

With its low LRV, Pewter Green absorbs light. Pairing it with light countertops, reflective hardware, and layered lighting keeps the space balanced.

What hardware finishes pair best with Pewter Green?

Brushed brass, antique bronze, and aged nickel complement its moody undertones beautifully.

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