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Interiors...
Bathrooms
Livingrooms
Livingrooms
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Whether you want a spa-like sanctuary in your master bath or a colorful powder room to wow your guests, transforming your bathroom is easy with the powerful combination of the right color and premium paint. Goodbye shiny bathrooms. Hello rich, beautiful matte finish in any paint color your heart desires. Benjamin Moore® Aura® Bath & Spa paint stands up to humidity and comes in any one of 3,500+ colors.
The Soft, Fresh Feeling of Matte Walls
Good news! A gloss or semi-gloss paint finish isn’t your only option when it comes to avoiding the unsightly effects of bathroom humidity. The matte finish of Aura® Bath & Spa also provides exceptional durability, color retention and mildew resistance in high-humidity environments. A matte finish delivers a sense of softness to bathrooms where hard surfaces like tile, mirrors, and metal fixtures abound.
Committed to higher sheens in the bathroom? Keep in mind that a paint with a higher finish or sheen may create an overabundance of shine, especially when combined with typical bathroom surfaces.
Livingrooms
Livingrooms
Livingrooms
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The living room is designed for friends and family to gather and spend time. For this public space, the best paint color is one that fits the mood or atmosphere you want to create.
Shifting into Neutral
Neutral colors are natural color choices for a living area. Often living rooms and family rooms are open to other areas of the house so a great neutral can enable the use of color in adjoining spaces. Picking the best neutral paint color is a matter of style: warm shades tend to be inviting and cozy while hues with cool undertones have a chic, modern vibe. And don’t consider white a color cop-out—selecting from the vast variety of white hues creates a blank canvas for favorite art and furnishings.
Beyond the Pale
When you want to add design drama with bold color but don’t want the hue to overpower your space, paint an accent wall. Choose a wall in the room that makes sense as a focal point, such a fireplace wall. Select a color that can be tied to the overall space with fabrics, area rugs, and accessories. The remaining walls can be painted in a lighter version of the accent color, or select a neutral with an undertone that complements the accent wall.
Bedrooms
Livingrooms
Children's Rooms
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When you want to wake up a tired bedroom scheme, a fresh coat of paint can put everything in a new light. Wrap your bedroom in a luxurious coat of paint to give it—and you—a fresh perspective. To truly make your bedroom a place of your dreams, select colors that express your personal style. Benjamin Moore Natura® paints offer a vast range of color choices. Plus, you can rest easy knowing that this line is CERTIFIED asthma & allergy friendly®.*
Mood Makers
Color has the power to change not only the look of a room, but also the ambiance. Do you need a boost to wake up or a cocoon to encourage relaxation? Before you decide on the best paint color for your bedroom, consider these basic facts: Warm colors add energy; cool hues create a more calming atmosphere. Saturated color will wrap you in a cozy environment, while pale shades conjure an airier feel.
Foolproof Paint Picks
When selecting paint colors for the bedroom take your cues from the fabrics used on bedding and window treatments. If you’re overwhelmed by color choices, try pulling a hue from a favorite fabric for a wall color that helps you achieve your design goals.
Children's Rooms
Entryways & Foyer's
Children's Rooms
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From dreamy pastels to energetic brights, color makes magic in kids’ rooms. As you survey the bounty of color available for kids of all ages, breathe easy: Benjamin Moore’s greenest paint, Natura®, is CERTIFIED asthma & allergy friendly® and has zero VOCs and zero emissions.
The CERTIFIED ASTHMA & ALLERGY FRIENDLY Mark is a Registered Certification Mark of the ASTHMA AND ALLERGY FOUNDATION OF AMERICA and ALLERGY STANDARDS LTD.
Balancing Brights
Ask children what color they want for their room, and big, bright hues top the list. Knowing that this is the space where they sleep, study and play–balance is the key.
Chalk + Paint + Color = Creativity
You can also designate an area of a kid’s room for expressing creativity with chalk. Benjamin Moore’s ben® Chalkboard Paint empowers you to create a dynamic and unique accent wall that your little one will love.
Forget about old-style blackboards: ben Chalkboard Paint is available in 3,500+ paint colors–so no matter what color the room, you’ve got a huge array of coordinating color options.
A DIY favorite, our ben® paint line offers a special formulation that makes painting easier with quick-fix drips and smooth touch-ups.
Keep it Complementary
The chemistry that exists between colors on opposite sides of the color wheel–known as ‘complementary colors’ in color and design parlance–is palpable. Complementary color schemes that include primary or bold colors are said to create excitement or high energy (think sports team jerseys).
Explore how these types of happy color unions–purple & yellow, blue & orange–can infuse any size room with a sense of whimsy, especially if you opt for deep, primary colors. Complementary color schemes can be a bit too bold for some, so using a primary with a lighter or darker complement offers a more subtle option.
Kitchens
Entryways & Foyer's
Entryways & Foyer's
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Add the perfect finishing touch to your kitchen with paint color that highlights and brings together the existing features of the space. Kitchens have several fixed elements, including the countertop, backsplash, cabinets and flooring. While neutrals are very popular for kitchens, there are also opportunities to bring accent colors into the room—even a small dose of color makes a big impact. Benjamin Moore’s Regal® Select Interior paints offer fresh color for your kitchen along with superior durability and washability no matter what sheen you choose.
Color Guidance
Cabinets take up the most visual space, so let them guide you to the best colors for your kitchen. If your cabinets are finished in dark or medium wood, look to colors that will create balance by using lighter hues. White and pale wood cabinets pair well with many colors, particularly cool blues, grays and greens for a look that is updated and works for both modern and traditional schemes.
Go for the Bold
In an open floorplan, the best kitchen palette complements colors in adjoining living areas for eye-pleasing color continuity. Since wall space is more limited, choose a color option that will complement not only the kitchen, but also adjoining rooms. Need more inspiration? Pull a color you like from your countertop, backsplash or even a favorite upholstery fabric for a paint color that will visually link the two spaces.
Sprinkle on Color
Use this designer tip to add some visual spice to a kitchen filled with neutral countertops and cabinets: Paint one element with a strong, contrasting color. Because of its central location, a dramatic kitchen island can bring a room into focus. Or define one of the activity areas, like a breakfast nook or work area, with paint color. Choose paints with a subtle sheen to enhance the effect such as an eggshell finish.
Entryways & Foyer's
Entryways & Foyer's
Entryways & Foyer's
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When choosing colors for your entryway, think about how you want to greet your guests–and how you would like to be greeted too. Whether with a warm neutral or a deeper hue, your entryway’s paint color immediately sets a mood. On the practical side, entryways are high traffic areas, so a highly washable and durable product, like Regal® Select Interior, is ideal.
An Elegant Welcome
The entryway is a transitional space that family and guests spend only a brief amount of time in, so opting for soft, welcoming neutrals is always a popular choice. Lighter color paint on walls keeps the entryway area open and airy. Neutrals also offer seamless color flow into surrounding rooms.
You can add liveliness to neutral colors by mixing and matching several choices on wainscoting, trim and walls. If space allows, consider an accent piece like a small table or colorful chairs to layer in details that are both practical and pretty.
Big, Bold & Sensible
Using bold colors makes for a strong and memorable first impression that often reflects the personality of those who live there. Darker hues can help add definition to smaller spaces. Make sure you view the entryway from multiple angles to ensure the chosen color will complement connected rooms.
Darker colors can also provide a dose of practicality as they hide dirt better than lighter shades, making them great for grand entrances and small mud rooms alike. Along with a stroke of drama, darker hues meet the challenge of messy dogs and running kids head on.
The back of your front door is yet another option for deeper color in your entryway. Watch our how-to video for tips on painting an interior door.
Let There Be Light
During the day, light pours into your entryway. Take a cue from the landscape beyond your door, whether it be fresh greenery, desert climes or urban steel when selecting color.
Testing paint colors on the wall is essential in your entryway because of dramatically changing lighting conditions that occur here, from natural sun to artificial light. Buy a small pint Benjamin Moore Color Sample, brush it on, and test lighting interaction with the door open, partially open, and fully closed during both day and night.
One way to bring extra light into your entryway is to consider higher gloss sheens for an extra brightening effect.