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We help you read undertones against your flooring, fabrics, stone, and the direction of natural light.
Brooklyn’s color destination · Since 1999
Explore Benjamin Moore color through the practiced eye of an independent local paint store.

Global Paint, Inc. · Brooklyn
Global Paint is an independently owned Benjamin Moore retailer bringing together premium architectural coatings, color expertise, and practical guidance for projects of every scale.
Bring a room photo, fabric, finish sample, or a few colors you love. We’ll help you compare undertones, choose the right sheen and primer, and build a clear plan for the surface, light, and way the space is used.
A better way to choose paint
Browse the full language of Benjamin Moore color, then bring your shortlist to our Brooklyn store. Our specialists help compare undertones, light, finish, and application before the first can is mixed.

Color of the Year 2026
Rich espresso meets delicate charcoal in a tailored color with depth, softness, and enduring style.
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Local expertise
We help you read undertones against your flooring, fabrics, stone, and the direction of natural light.
From quietly luminous walls to durable millwork, sheen changes both the color and the performance.
Get the right primer, tools, and application plan for a result that feels professionally resolved.
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See why architectural hues such as deep green, burgundy, navy and nuanced neutrals continue to work.
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Pair confident exterior color with a finish designed for sun, rain, wind and changing New York weather.
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Learn the difference between dry time and cure time, then clean and maintain painted surfaces correctly.
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Clear advice for selecting, preparing, and applying premium paint.
Use a consistent undertone and a deliberate rhythm of light, midtone, and accent colors.
Read the article →Cleaning, repair, sanding, and primer choices that make the finish look considered.
Read the article →Match sheen to architecture, traffic, maintenance, and the amount of light in the room.
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