Restoration hardware silver sage paint match benjamin moore

RH (formerly Restoration Hardware) used to make a line of paint, but have recently discontinued it. So I matched them to Behr paint colors so you can have the look of luxury for less!

So not only is Jordan really awesome at building things for our house like our RH inspired dining room table and even these simple wood shelves in our $100 pantry makeover, but he has a full time job overseeing building maintenance at RH.

Sounds cooler than it is, for the most part. We can talk about that later if you’re interested.

Does RH (Restoration Hardware) still sell paint?

When Restoration Hardware rebranded to RH, they got rid of a lot of things they used to carry and completely changed their business model.

The business model of charging over $10k for a couch still exists, but they cut out a lot of little things.

Including their paint line.

Just like with Magnolia paint colors, what I like about Restoration Hardware paint colors is that their selection is quite small so it seems less overwhelming.

I tried to separate it out to show you, but as you can see, the paint fan is super small, but the handful of colors in the back are repeats of other colors, but they’re just available in a different sheen – subtle velvet finish vs. low gloss finish.

What do you notice about these paint colors?

There are no purples, no reds, no oranges. Nada.

RH’s brand is very bland. It’s not super colorful in any way. It’s definitely a specific interior design aesthetic, but they do have some stunning pieces (that I’m not sure if we could ever afford).

I decided because I just genuinely love you guys so much that I would do my best to try and get close color matches to Behr paint.

Do you see how much bigger this Behr color fan is though?

This should give you some insight into HOW FRIGGIN’ LONG it took me to match up these colors and make this post for you.

Labor of love, I tell ya.

Just a little FYI, seeing colors in a photo, especially in a graphic where you’re working with hex codes instead of the codes the computers use to mix up the paint.

Depending on your screen resolution and depending on MANY OTHER FACTORS, these colors may not be exact but they were as close as I could come.

I did not compare these colors online. I sat in natural light and under bright lights in our kitchen to compare these in person with the paint deck fans.

As always, you will want to see these samples in person and even more specifically, on the wall in your home where you’re thinking of adding them!

Blues and Greens

For reference in case you can’t tell from the graphic above, the colors on the left are from RH. The colors on the right are from Behr.

01. Seafoam – Solemn Silence

02. Atmosphere Blue – Light Drizzle

03. Shore – Ombre Blue

04. Dusk – Blueprint

05. Pale Silver – Silver Feather

06. Light Silver Sage – Watery

07. Silver Sage – Weathered Moss

08. Sea Green – Nature’s Gift

09. Blue Sage – In The Moment

10. Eucalyptus – Light Granite

11. Sycamore Green – Feng Shui

12. Bay Laurel – Jojoba

13. Spanish Moss – Eucalyptus Wreath

Greys

01. Pumice – Sterling

*02. Gravel – Case in point of my example of comparing paint samples in person versus online. This color looks like Behr Solemn Silence online, but in person it is actually way closer to Behr Chance of Rain

03. Flint – Pencil Point

*04. Charcoal – This looks like Behr Flint Gray online, but in person is closer to Behr Antique Tin

Neutrals and Browns

01. Latte – Baja

*02. Cappuccino – Looks like Behr Pearly White online, but in person is actually closer to Behr Riviera Beach

03. Flax – Light Truffle

04. Chocolate – Dark Truffle

05. Sand Dollar – Smoky White

06. Ash – Aged Beige

07. Stone – Wheat Bread

08. Graphite – Fashion Gray

09. Slate – Iron Gate

10. Obsidian – Satin Black

Yellows

01. Buttermilk – Spun Cotton

02. Butter Cream – Glass of Milk

03. Butter – Pale Honey

04. Saffron – Royal Gold

Whites

01. The Right White – Papier Blanc

02. Mediterranean White – Ivory Lace

03. Cloud White – Off White

04. Linen – Antique White

Ta da!

That’s it!

I thought about comparing these to Sherwin Williams or Benjamin Moore paint colors, but I went with Behr because the truth is that Behr is more easily accessible and budget friendly.

We used Behr paint in our small master closet makeover and absolutely love the coverage and finish of it and it’s a fraction of the cost of Sherwin Williams and Benjamin Moore.

Also, spoiler alert – even though we have Sherwin Williams Alabaster on just about every wall in our house, we have never stepped foot in a Sherwin Williams store to buy paint.

Yeah, okay so we’ve been in there, but honestly, we have never spent a dime there! We color match!

Don’t forget to pin this so you can come back to it later!