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View our warrantyWe use Benjamin Moore because the colour accuracy, coverage, and durability are simply unmatched in residential painting. From the Aura line for premium interior work to Regal Select for value-forward projects, every Benjamin Moore product we apply delivers a finish our clients brag about.
We use Benjamin Moore across many of our interior and exterior residential projects because the formulation quality is consistently exceptional. Their Aura interior line offers a self-priming, high-hide formula that covers dramatic colour changes in fewer coats — a genuine advantage on full-home repaints. The colour depth and richness achievable with Benjamin Moore pigment systems is something we recommend to clients who want interiors that photograph beautifully and hold up through years of daily life. Low-VOC and zero-VOC options across the product line mean we can offer a healthier, low-odour experience in occupied homes without compromising finish quality.
Benjamin Moore's Regal Select line has become our standard specification for most interior residential work — walls, ceilings, and trim. It applies smoothly, levels beautifully, and cures to a durable washable finish that resists scuffs and cleaning without burnishing. Their Advance waterborne alkyd is our first choice for kitchen cabinets and trim work where a hard, furniture-like finish is required. The water cleanup is convenient on site while the cure strength rivals oil-based products.
For exterior applications in the GTA, Benjamin Moore's Aura Exterior and ben Exterior lines perform exceptionally against Ontario's climate demands — holding colour through freeze-thaw cycles and UV exposure far better than economy-grade alternatives. We also rely heavily on Benjamin Moore's colour system for client consultations: their colour decks and fan tools are the most intuitive in the industry, making it straightforward for homeowners to find their perfect palette with our guidance.
We'll bring the expertise. Every Sigma Painting project is backed by professional-grade products, meticulous prep, and a team that cares about the result as much as you do.
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Get a Free EstimateThe 2026 palette first, then the whites, neutrals, greys and colours we are asked for most. Every swatch below is a screen approximation — Benjamin Moore does not publish screen values, and every colour shifts with the light in the room. We bring physical chips and sample pots to the estimate so you see the real thing on your own wall.
Benjamin Moore's Colour Trends 2026 palette: Silhouette as Colour of the Year and the seven colours released with it — a set of soft pales and grounded mid-tones that layer together without a formula. These are the colours clients are asking about this year.
Colour of the Year 2026. A cool, smoky umber-charcoal that reads almost black in low light. We spec it on cabinetry, feature walls and front doors — sprayed millwork shows it best.
The palette's soft white. Warm, creamy and forgiving on older plaster; with Silhouette on the trim it gives a high-contrast classic look.
A whisper of blush that reads as a warm neutral on walls. Bedrooms and nurseries — keep the trim in Swiss Coffee rather than a cool white.
A misty aqua-grey. Bathrooms and north-facing rooms where a plain grey would go cold.
A dusty violet-grey. Unexpected in a dining room or powder room; sample it in the evening, as it warms under lamp light.
Deep blue-green from the Historical Collection. Libraries, studies and kitchen islands; colour-drenched with the ceiling to match, it feels intentional rather than dark.
Earthy terracotta. An accent wall or a mudroom — strong enough that one wall is usually enough.
A warm camel tan. Grounds a room of whites, and works as an exterior body colour with Silhouette on the door.
Every Benjamin Moore white leans somewhere — warm, cool or grey. The undertone matters more than the name, so we sample two or three on the actual wall before committing a whole home to one.
Our most-specified white. Soft and warm with a grey base, so it never goes yellow; walls and trim together in a whole-home repaint.
The cleanest true white in the deck. Modern interiors, trim against dark walls, and anywhere a warm white would read cream.
Sits between White Dove and Chantilly Lace. A go-to for kitchen cabinets sprayed in Advance.
Creamy and traditional. Older Toronto homes with original millwork, and part of the 2026 palette.
A warm white with a touch of grey. Ceilings and trim when the walls are a mid-tone.
A cool, slightly grey white. Contemporary condos and rooms with a lot of glass.
The colours that replaced flat grey on most main floors. They read as "no colour" from across the room but carry enough warmth to sit well with wood floors and brass.
A barely-there greige. The safe whole-home neutral when a client cannot decide.
Warm greige with a grey backbone. Open-plan main floors.
A deeper greige and a decade-long best-seller. Halls and stairwells with lots of doors and trim.
A soft, faintly mauve greige. Bedrooms, and rooms with pink-toned stone or tile.
A true tan. Traditional homes, and exteriors that have to sit beside red brick.
Warm cream. Pairs with dark-stained wood and brass hardware.
From the lightest grey that still reads as grey down to straight black. Grey has moved off most walls, but it is still the workhorse for exteriors, doors, islands and window frames.
The lightest grey with any body. An off-white with more presence for walls.
A light grey with a green-blue cast. Bathrooms and north light.
A clean, mid-light grey. Exteriors and modern interiors.
A warm mid-grey. Lower kitchen cabinets and islands.
A soft charcoal with a green undertone. Exterior siding and front doors.
A softened black. Interior doors and window frames when true black is too hard.
Benjamin Moore's straight black. Exterior trim and modern-farmhouse windows.
The blues, greens and reds we are asked for most. Most of these behave like neutrals in a room — deep enough to anchor cabinetry or a study without shouting.
The navy. Front doors, islands and studies; it sits in a room as a neutral.
A steely blue-grey. Powder rooms and cabinetry.
Slightly softer than Hale Navy. Exterior body colour with white trim.
Colour of the Year 2021 and still requested. Bathrooms and kitchen islands.
A gentle sage and the green we are asked for most. Bedrooms and living rooms.
A deeper sage. Kitchen cabinets and mudroom built-ins.
A near-black green. Colour-drenched dining rooms and libraries.
Colour of the Year 2018. Front doors and one-wall statements.
Colour consultation is part of every Sigma estimate. We look at your floors, light, fixed finishes and the rooms next door, narrow it to two or three, and paint sample boards you can move around the house before a single wall is done.
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