I tried it in my hall but after painting one wall decided that it was just too orange.

Orange?? Oh, dear this is why I can't decorate, it looked fine to me. The decorator at the paint store said it went with my medium cherry cabinets. I will buy some this afternoon and paint it on the wall to test it out.

Anyone else used BM Goldfinch??

Check the Gallery, I think you'll find it mentioned lots. Also, try searching the Kitchen forum, or this forum...Search box at bottom...

I recently painted by breakfast room and kitchen this color. I apologize that I don't yet have any pictures to share. But I think it's lovely. The color of the actual paint in the can is a dead match for Grey Poupon Dijon mustard. On the wall it ranges from a nicely (not obnoxiously) assertive marigold in full sunlight to a kind of butterscotch / camel color in shadowy areas. It is a very, very warm color. Whether it's an advisable color really depends on the light in your rooms and the feeling you want to create. My breakfast room is a small, sunny space with terracotta tile floors and I think Goldfinch is a great color for a room like that. I continued the color into my kitchen because the two rooms share a wall - it looks good in there, but my kitchen doesn't have a lot of wall space so it wasn't a big issue. I probably wouldn't have chosen the color for my living / family room. To me it seems more fitting for a smaller sunny sort of space and my living room isn't that type of space. But the color itself is quite nice; to me it seems very Provencal, and very warm.

It comes in one of those little sample jars. I'd get one an paint a large posterboard or two to see how the color looks in your room. Look at it in different times of the day.