What about Ben Moore's Baby Turtle?

This may be darker than what you want, but I think of Northampton Putty as a brownish green.

Laurie

Try SW swelte sage. It's a brown based green. It looks really good painted, on the sample it looks less green.

I have BM Wheeling Neutral in my basement. I love green I have BM Baby Turtle in my FR and BM Flowering Herbs in my Kitchen they are adjacent to each other. They are on the same paint strip. I was so afraid BT would be to dark but I love it!
Wheeling Nuetral

Flowering Herb Kitchen- Baby Turtle starts over PR

FR Baby Turtle

This came out kind of dark I had to close shutters to use my flash.

I agree with Baby Turtle--we have Flowering Herbs/Richmond Gray (they're the same color) in our family room, and I love it--if you want lighter, try that. If you want darker, try BT. Definitely what I'd call brown-based greens.

Hi

thanks for the recs.

Does SW swelte sage have an equivalent in BM. I wish that I could still access colorcharts.org

I have a sample pot of Richmond Grey. I'll try it.

Linda

Gee, I have Svelte Sage in a bathroom and wouldn't call it brown-based at all.

Still think that Baby Turtle would be your best shot. I read, on your new post, that they don't have the color in Canada. If they are a Ben Moore store, I'd think that they could access the formula from their data base.

Another vote for Baby Turtle - have it in my foyer and it looks great with oak.

What about full spectrum paint so no black added at all. It certainly eliminated the 'sucking up of the light' problem in my kitchen. How about Ellen Kennon's Edgewood Green?

Another vote for baby turtle.
I may have the formula if you need it.

We used Olive Branch (Benjamin Moore) in our home and it sounds like what you're looking for.