Warrantied in writing — Up to 2 years on workmanship and 20 years on Romabio exterior product
View our warrantyWe use Sherwin-Williams on projects that demand long-term durability and a flawless finish. The Emerald and Duration lines are workhorses we trust for everything from high-traffic interiors to challenging exterior surfaces in the GTA climate.
We use Sherwin-Williams extensively across our residential and commercial projects because it is one of the most consistently reliable paint lines in the industry. Their Emerald interior paint is our specification for high-traffic areas — hallways, children's rooms, family rooms, and anywhere that sees daily scrubbing — because the durability is genuinely superior. The self-priming formula, excellent hiding power, and washable finish mean we can deliver results that look as fresh in year five as they did on day one. We also appreciate that Sherwin-Williams offers consistent batch-to-batch colour matching, which matters enormously on large commercial projects where paint is purchased across multiple deliveries.
For exterior work, Sherwin-Williams Duration is one of the most performance-proven coatings for Ontario's climate. Its thick, rubber-like consistency bridges small cracks and provides outstanding resistance to moisture, UV degradation, and freeze-thaw cycles. On full exterior repaints where durability is the primary concern, Duration is frequently our recommendation. Their SuperPaint and Emerald exterior lines round out our toolkit for projects at different price points without sacrificing professional quality.
Sherwin-Williams ColorSnap colour matching system is also one of the most sophisticated tools available for colour consultation — something our clients use frequently to visualize spaces before committing to a colour. Their commercial-grade ProMar 200 and ProMar 400 lines allow us to deliver quality commercial painting at a price point that works for property management and multi-unit clients. Whether it is a luxury home repaint or a large condo corridor refresh, Sherwin-Williams has a product in our kit for the job.
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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We will help you choose the right product and finish for your specific space, surface, and goals.
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 — Sherwin-Williams 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.
Universal Khaki, the 2026 Colour of the Year, with the Foundational Neutrals and Restorative Darks it was chosen from in the Colormix Forecast 2026 — a return to tailored, timeless neutrals with a few deep anchors.
Colour of the Year 2026. A warm mid-tone khaki with a faint green cast that reads grounded rather than muddy. Whole main floors, and exteriors with white trim.
The forecast's clean white. Trim and ceilings against Universal Khaki walls.
A soft warm cream. Bedrooms and rooms with limited daylight.
A light taupe that sits between greige and khaki. Open-plan living areas.
A sandy tan, a shade warmer than Universal Khaki. Exteriors and mudrooms.
A silvery mid-grey with warmth. Exterior siding and garage doors.
Toasted spice brown. Front doors, islands and a single dining-room wall.
An inky blue-black. Window frames, exterior trim and interior doors.
Sherwin-Williams whites run from crisp and cool to soft and creamy. Most of the ones we specify sit just off pure white so trim, walls and ceilings can share a colour without looking clinical.
The most-requested Sherwin-Williams white. Soft and warm without going cream; walls and trim together in a whole-home repaint.
A neutral white with a touch of softness. Cabinets and trim where Extra White is too stark.
The crispest, coolest white in the deck. Modern interiors and trim against dark walls.
A white with a whisper of grey. Contemporary condos and rooms with a lot of glass.
A creamy white with a warm base. Older homes with stained wood and brass.
An off-white leaning greige. Walls when the trim is a brighter white.
The main-floor neutrals that replaced flat grey. All of these carry enough warmth to sit well with oak floors and stone, and none of them read as a colour from across the room.
The best-selling greige in North America. The safe whole-home neutral when a client cannot decide.
A greige that leans beige. Warmer than Agreeable Gray; halls and stairwells.
A soft greige with a green undertone. Rooms with a lot of natural light.
A light warm beige. Bedrooms and living rooms in older homes.
A deeper, true beige. Exteriors, and interiors with a lot of white trim to balance it.
A warm tan that pairs with red brick. Traditional homes and exteriors.
From the lightest grey with any body down to straight black. Grey has moved off most walls, but it is still the workhorse for exteriors, doors, islands and window frames.
A light warm grey. The grey to use if a client still wants grey walls.
One step deeper than Repose. Dining rooms and offices.
A true mid-grey. Lower kitchen cabinets and exterior body colour.
A deep warm grey. Exterior siding, and islands against white perimeter cabinets.
A soft charcoal. Front doors, and accent walls behind a bed.
A softened black and the most popular dark in the deck. Exterior trim, windows and interior doors.
Sherwin-Williams' straight black. Modern-farmhouse windows and exterior trim.
The blues, greens and earth tones 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.
Colour of the Year 2022 and still requested. A grey-green for kitchen cabinets and mudrooms.
A deep muted green. Islands, built-ins and exterior doors.
A pale green-blue that shifts with the light. Bathrooms and bedrooms.
A soft aqua, a touch bluer than Sea Salt. Coastal-leaning bathrooms.
Colour of the Year 2021. A warm charcoal-brown for exteriors and feature walls.
Colour of the Year 2023. A blush-beige for bedrooms and dining rooms.
A deep red-brown from the Restorative Darks palette. Libraries and a colour-drenched powder room.
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.
Schedule your complimentary on-site estimate today. No obligation, no pressure — just honest advice and a clear quote.
