Paint color brands
14 paint brands, thousands of colors, one consistent reference. Each brings its own palette philosophy, naming conventions, and color depth. Browse by brand to work within a single color system, or use the color and room filters to cut across all of them at once.
A widely available American palette with practical options across many color families.
534 colors·4,326 room photos
Explore Behr →
A broad palette known for nuanced neutrals and saturated colors.
4,069 colors·13,635 room photos
Explore Benjamin Moore →
1,896 colors·15,168 room photos
Explore Cloverdale Paint →
A focused palette with room imagery available across a range of spaces.
312 colors·4,772 room photos
Explore Dulux →
An English decorating palette with a compact range of distinctive colors.
171 colors·6,554 room photos
Explore Farrow & Ball →
A Norwegian brand with a broad international palette.
184 colors·3,319 room photos
Explore Jotun →
An English heritage palette with historic and contemporary colors.
209 colors·2,725 room photos
Explore Little Greene →
A color standard used by architects and designers to describe colors by their relationship to pure hues.
54 colors·385 room photos
Explore NCS →
A large coatings brand with a broad range of architectural paint colors.
2,061 colors·5,006 room photos
Explore PPG →
ClassicA European color standard used in architecture, industry, and design.
210 colors·1,777 room photos
Explore RAL Classic →
Effect490 colors·5,837 room photos
Explore RAL Effect →
A broad American palette with substantial room-photo coverage on Pontata.
1,948 colors·19,330 room photos
Explore Sherwin-Williams →
A Finnish brand with a palette developed for Nordic light and interiors.
202 colors·1,514 room photos
Explore Tikkurila →
A widely available American palette spanning neutrals, blues, greens, and more.
49 colors·367 room photos
Explore Valspar →