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Interior Paints

Shop interior paint from Benjamin Moore, INSL-X and other trusted brands for walls, ceilings, trim, cabinets, bathrooms and floors. Every Benjamin Moore paint is tinted to order in any of their colours, and we can match colours from other brands too.

Which interior paint is right for you?

Your project Best choice Why
Walls on a budget, low odour ben Zero VOC paint and primer, easy to apply and touch up
Busy rooms, hallways, kids' rooms Regal Select Washable, stain-release paint and primer
The best colour and durability Aura Benjamin Moore's top line, rich colour with excellent hide
Bathrooms and laundry rooms Aura Bath & Spa or Kitchen & Bath Mildew-resistant finishes made for humidity
Ceilings Ultra Flat Ceiling Paint or Muresco Flat, non-reflective finish that hides flaws
Trim, doors and furniture Advance Waterborne alkyd that levels to a smooth, hard finish
Kitchen cabinets INSL-X Cabinet Coat Urethane acrylic enamel made for cabinets
High-traffic commercial spaces Ultra Spec Scuff-X Scuff-resistant finish for schools, offices and stores
Zero VOC and zero emission Eco Spec Green Seal certified, for sensitive spaces
Bathtubs and tile Klenk's Epoxy Enamel Refinishes tubs, sinks and ceramic tile
Stairs and floors that need grip INSL-X Sure Step Textured anti-slip acrylic
Metal railings and fixtures Rust-A-Void or Command Rust-preventive and multi-surface enamels
Whiteboard or magnetic walls Dry Erase Paint and Magnetic Primer Turn any wall into a writing or magnet board

Try the colour first: a Benjamin Moore colour sample lets you test a shade on your wall before you buy gallons.

Not sure which paint or finish you need? Contact us and we'll help you choose.

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Interior Paint FAQ

1How much interior paint do I need?

Most Benjamin Moore interior paints cover about 350–450 sq ft per 3.79 L per coat. A 12 × 12 ft bedroom with 8 ft ceilings has about 340 sq ft of wall after doors and windows, so two coats take about 2 gallons.

2What's the difference between ben, Regal Select and Aura?

ben is the value choice, zero VOC and easy to apply. Regal Select adds better washability and stain release for busy rooms. Aura is Benjamin Moore's top line, with the richest colour and best durability.

3Which finish should I use in each room?

Flat or matte for ceilings and low-traffic rooms, eggshell for most walls, satin or pearl for kitchens, bathrooms and hallways, and semi-gloss for trim, doors and cabinets.

4Do I need a primer?

Not usually on previously painted walls in good condition, since ben, Regal Select and Aura are paint and primer in one. Prime bare drywall patches, stains, glossy surfaces and big colour changes.

5What's the best paint for a bathroom?

Use a mildew-resistant finish made for humidity, like Aura Bath & Spa or Kitchen & Bath. To refinish a tub or tile, use Klenk's Epoxy Enamel.

6Can you match a colour from another brand?

Yes. We tint Benjamin Moore paint to any of their colours, and we can match colours from other brands. Enter the colour name and number when you order.

7What's the best paint for kitchen cabinets?

INSL-X Cabinet Coat and Benjamin Moore Advance both dry to a hard, smooth finish. Clean, scuff-sand and prime first for the best bond.