Sherwin Williams Evergreen Fog
Discover Sherwin Williams Evergreen Fog (SW 9130), a green chameleon color that has hints of gray and blue. Learn about its undertones, coordinating colors, and see how to style this versatile shade throughout your home.

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If you’re looking for a shade that feels calm, natural, and effortlessly refined, Sherwin Williams Evergreen Fog may be the perfect pick. Evergreen Fog can change color so easily this color can work anywhere for a totally different shade depending on the light.

SW Evergreen Fog is a sage green. Seeing it compared to other Sherwin Williams sage options gives you a good idea of the color. As you will see in some of the color design boards, Evergreen Fog works great with honey oak wood.
You can paint samples directly on the wall or use the peel and stick paint sample. I highly recommend the peel and stick. It’s real paint, a large size and you can move it from room to room. If you want to learn how to paint a room top to bottom I got you.

What Color is Sherwin Williams Evergreen Fog?
At first glance, Sherwin Williams Evergreen Fog (SW 9130) reads as a soft green, but spend a little time with it and you’ll notice the gentle gray and subtle blue undertones that give it depth. This nature-inspired hue brings a calm, grounded presence to any room. In low-light spaces, it leans moodier and cozier, creating a warm, cocoon-like feel.
In brighter areas, it softens and feels fresh and airy, letting its layered tones shine through without ever feeling overpowering. It is an ideal choice for bedrooms, living rooms, and entryways where you want a soothing and timeless backdrop.

Evergreen Fog Undertones and Light Reflectance Value
Undertones: Gray and Blue, LRV: 30
With an LRV of 30, Sherwin Williams Evergreen Fog is a versatile chameleon shade that brings calming freshness to any space. It sits in a balanced mid-tone range, offering enough depth to feel grounded while still reflecting light for a soft, open feel.

In brighter rooms, the gentle blend of green and gray with a touch of blue feels clean and airy. In spaces with less natural light, it settles into a cozy, organic tone that feels warm and inviting. Whether in a bedroom, living room, or entryway, Evergreen Fog adds a quiet, natural elegance that feels effortless and serene.


Coordinating Colors for Evergreen Fog
These are the colors Sherwin Williams pairs with Evergreen Fog. As you can see throughout the post, there are lots of other great options too.
- Ethereal White (SW 6182) – a subtle white with gray undertones
- Neutral Ground (SW 7568) – a warm white with khaki undertones
- Dried Edamame (SW 9122) – a warm muted yellow-green with earthy undertones



Where to Use Sherwin Williams Evergreen Fog
Evergreen Fog is great for statement spaces such as
- Bedroom
- Living Room
- Entryway
- Cabinets

Evergreen Fog SW 9130 (cabinets and beadboard), Loggia SW 7506 (window trim), and Shoji White SW 7042 (walls).

Tips for Sampling Evergreen Fog
Because this color changes in every room and light, I always recommend testing a swatch in your home. Here are a few tips.
- Paint a poster board and move it around the room or buy a large real paint sample
- Look at it in morning, afternoon, and evening light
- Hold it next to your floors, cabinets, and upholstery to see how undertones shift

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Final Thoughts
Evergreen Fog is the perfect blend of calming, earthy tones and subtle sophistication, making it a versatile choice that feels right at home in almost any space. Its ability to shift with the light gives it a unique, lived-in warmth that never feels flat or one-note. If you’re looking for a color that brings tranquility, texture, and an effortless sense of style.
If you have any questions or need help choosing coordinating colors, feel free to comment or reach out. I’d love to help you create a home that feels calm, cohesive, and truly yours.

Hello I have an entry way I’m having a hard time finding a color contrast that adds some brightness. I want some wallpaper and maybe a shelf with hooks.