Dill green home aesthetic
BREATHE FRESH LIFE INTO YOUR HOME WITH DILL GREEN
SmithHönig is the place for color lovers. And right now, we're loving Dill green. We've created six designer-curated color palettes that transform Sherwin-Williams® Dill (SW 6438) into spa-calm retreats, rustic farmhouses, coastal cottages, and more.
Why Do We Love Dill?
Neither neon nor olive, Dill hits the sweet spot between earthy and uplifting. Its touch of yellow keeps spaces warm, while muted undertones play well with woods, whites, and bold accents.
Whether you’re repainting cabinets or refreshing textiles, Dill delivers “just picked” freshness and serenity.
INSTANT INSPIRATION
Sherwin-Williams Dill works with multiple colors and styles. From modern farmhouse to moody botanical, we've hand picked the paint colors that create the vibe.
We've also included tips on texture, hardware, and more.
FAQs
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WILL THE GUIDE WORK WITH OTHER PAINT BRANDS?
Yes. Hex codes are provided for matching to other paint brands. Color swatches are there for matching to accessories.
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WHAT KINDS OF EMAILS DO YOU SEND?
We don't do boring! We're color focused and offer tips on layering patterns, mixing colors, and personalizing design projects. We may alert you about sales or product launches. And of course you can unsubscribe at any time.
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DO I NEED TO PAINT EVERY WALL?
No. You could try paint on aan accent cabinet, a built-in, or a feature wall. And who says trim has to be white? Why not Dill?
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DO YOU OFFER WALLPAPER OR OTHER PRODUCTS THAT COMPLIMENT DILL GREEN?
Yes. It's one of our favorite colors. We mention a few pieces in our palette guide.
SHOP THE COLOR PALETTES
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READY TO DESIGN WITH DILL?
Grab the free color palette guide and start planning your next room today.
DISCLAIMER
SmithHönig is an independent brand and is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by The Sherwin-Williams Company. Sherwin-Williams® and all referenced paint color names and codes are trademarks of The Sherwin-Williams Company and are used here solely for identification and inspiration. Always confirm final paint choices with physical samples.