If you’re about to embark on decorating a room, getting your hands on fresh paint is usually one of the first ports of call. And when it comes to Benjamin Moore and its never-ending range of paint colors, you’ll want to ensure you can freely browse its extensive collections and paint finishes.
One of the largest and best paint brands in the country, there are many ways to browse and shop Benjamin Moore. Here, we’ve rounded up some of the best ways to do so, from its impressive US showrooms to local stockists.
We also asked interior designers for some of their recommendations for the best places to shop for Benjamin Moore, so you can be confident you’re visiting the best places for a seamless paint shopping experience.
Visit a Benjamin Moore showroom
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Spanning major cities across the US, Benjamin Moore has a range of showrooms that you can visit in person for all of your paint needs. Its ‘Color Decision’ area, which comprises worktables for browsing shades and a light box that allows you to see colors in different lights, is the ideal place to study colors to curate your perfect Benjamin Moore color scheme.
In addition to browsing endless paint ideas, Benjamin Moore’s showrooms display the latest Benjamin Moore Color Trends palette, providing you with plenty of on-trend room color ideas for your space.
Below, you can see the full list and addresses of the Benjamin Moore showrooms – including its flagship at the New York Design Center.
Benjamin Moore’s US showrooms
- New York: Benjamin Moore Showroom (Flagship), New York Design Center, 200 Lexington Ave., Ste. 814, New York, NY 10016
- New York: D&D Building, 979 3rd Avenue, 4th Floor, Ste. 421, New York, NY 10022
- Chicago: The Merchandise Mart, Suite 6-131, 222 Merchandise Mart Plaza, Chicago, IL 60654
- San Francisco: San Francisco Design Center, Suite 407, 101 Henry Adams Street, San Francisco, CA 94103
Shop in-person at a Benjamin Moore stockist
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While Benjamin Moore’s showrooms offer excellent color expertise and browsing opportunities, there are an endless number of Benjamin Moore stockists across the US where you can shop for paint.
To find your closest store, visit the Benjamin Moore Store Locator, which provides useful information about each stockist, including which Benjamin Moore products they stock and opening hours.
And while you can easily find your closest stockist at the link above, it’s always useful to hear from interior designers and the stores they rely on most when browsing for their projects. For Denver-based designer Nadia Watts, Guiry’s – which has stores across Colorado and New Mexico – is a favorite place to shop for Benjamin Moore paints.
‘Guiry’s has been around since 1899, with multiple locations throughout the west as well as an online presence,’ Nadia says. ‘Guiry’s knows their paint, the team members are knowledgeable, and they offer design services as well as all the tools to get the job done. Guiry’s has a huge selection of Benjamin Moore sample paints that are well labeled and easy to find, making sampling paint colors easy and efficient.’
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For Westport, Connecticut-based designer Caroline Kopp, Ring’s End is a recommended place to shop: ‘I buy Benjamin Moore from Ring’s End – a local institution for paint in this neck of the woods.’
Ring’s End is also recommended by designer Lina Galvao of Curated Nest Interiors, who adds that Interstate Lumber also provides a useful in-person shopping experience: ‘We are based in Connecticut, so we buy paint from Ring’s End or Interstate Lumber. We also like other local Benjamin Moore dealers, but those are our go-tos as they can give great advice on the appropriate type of paint and primer to buy for the intended use.’
If you’re based in and around Chicago, JC Licht is a home improvement store that stocks Benjamin Moore, with multiple locations in the Chicago area. ‘We love to support our local businesses,’ says interior designer Andrea Goldman. ‘Our favorite, right down the street from our studio in Glencoe, Illinois, is JC Licht. They are always helpful, knowledgeable, and friendly.’
Ace Hardware has stores across the US, recommended by designers for its service. ‘I love browsing Benjamin Moore’s colors online, but when purchasing, I visit my local Ace Hardware,’ says Atlanta-based designer Amber Guyton of Blessed Little Bungalow. ‘I receive incredible service at every location I’ve entered, so I prefer in-person based on personal experience.’
Shop Benjamin Moore online
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While there are plenty of in-person places to browse and shop for Benjamin Moore paints across the US, you can also shop online if you prefer. The Benjamin Moore website allows you to browse for paint colors by mood, interior design style, and project type, while providing lots of useful information about each of the paint finishes, as well as exterior paints, stains, and primers.
You can also order color sample pots and peel-and-stick paint samples to your home, allowing you to test out shades to ensure the right match for your space. If you’re looking to buy full-sized interior paint tins, you can order them through the Benjamin Moore website and collect them from your chosen in-person retailer.
While the Benjamin Moore website offers lots of helpful paint color inspiration, seeing the shades in person is a really useful way to get a better idea of how colors will appear in situ. Whether you visit your local stockist or head to one of Benjamin Moore’s impressive showrooms, you can browse your favorite colors and get useful advice from experts.
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