Maybe Olive Branch, or Dry Sage. I am currently working finding a shade of green for my basement. I just learned of Dry Sage so I need to try a sample of that. From online pics I am on the fence so we will see! Forewarning, anything green or yellow is SUPER hard to figure out, dont be discouraged with how long it takes, and dont settle for one you dont like otherwise you will just have to repaint it in the future anyhow! Also, stay away from bold/bright colors with green or yellow. Green is a mix of yellow and blue. If you have warm lights (yellow) then the green will be more green. The fluorescence lighting they use in a lot of stores are too bright and the wrong color. It adversely affects how the swatch looks both in color and in brightness. Brown = warm Yellow = warm Blue = cool Your brown/gold countertop would complement a green that is warmer. Hope this helps! Edit: Pic below is BM olive branch. Other colors that are good: BM Dry Sage https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/736x/e3/2c/5e/e32c5eeba20036db34bfe6c92e5c418a.jpg (couldnt figure out how to upload more than one pic) BM baby turtle (lighter than olive branch) BM flowering herbs (lighter than baby turtle) BM nantucket gray (darker than olive branch) BM hampshire gray (darker than nantucket) This post was edited by Vith on Tue, Jan 20, 15 at 16:33

I am very confused without a picture. I am not sure where you painted Dromedary Camel, and is Biltmore Buff the trim or another room color? I am not familiar with that color and my neighbor still has my color decks:( Why not pick another color on the same color stick as Dromedary Camel for your dining room (seems like you want a lighter color than Dromedary camel). There is a color at the top of that stick called Autumn Blonde (?? unsure with out my sticks) and I think, another color called sundew. Personally, I would paint the dining room an olive green especially if you have a chair rail with decorative molding below. In our previous home, the builder painted all the trim in SW Crystal White. Its a soft white and goes well with everything, even Dromedary Camel. Right now I have super white with Dromedary Camel and it looks fine, but I would have preferred a softer white than the stark white. Going to ivory is adding too much yellow to the trim.

I painted my foyer, kitchen, and breakfast room Edgecomb Gray, which is one shade up and on the same strip as Revere Pewter. I painted the adjacent family room Gray Owl, the dining room Chelsea Gray, the study Nantucket Gray, and the laundry room Palladian blue. It sounds like a lot of grey but I wanted a cohesive look, and Nantucket gray reads more green in my room.

I used BM Indian River 985 in my DR and MBR. I wish I had a good picture of it, but I don't already and I dropped my camera in the lake the day of my Dad's funeral several weeks ago so can't take new pics now. My color consultant directed me to Indian River for the DR after we choose some grays (Nimbus 1465 and Thunder AF685) for the neighboring LR and FR. This picture of it in my DR doesn't show a large swath of color. It looks more brown here than IRL. Definite green undertones. The color chip doesn't do it justice. (Painting of the DR and ugly primed wall behind fridge has been completed since I took this pic.) I just held up my old painted sample of Revere Pewter and think it goes well with Indian River.