Behr → Benjamin Moore
Benjamin Moore equivalent of Behr Spiced Beige PPL-61
The closest Benjamin Moore colour is Point Beach (1136), at ΔE 0.46 — indistinguishable.
Point Beach is a genuine substitute. At ΔE 0.46 the difference is smaller than most people can see on a wall, and smaller than the shift between two batches of the same colour.
Why people switch between Behr and Benjamin Moore
Most people comparing Behr to Benjamin Moore are not shopping for a new colour. They have already chosen one, and then hit a price difference or a painter who buys from a single supplier. The question is what goes on the wall instead.
How close Point Beach really is
- Delta E (CIEDE2000)
- 0.46indistinguishable
- LRV
- 66.52Behr is 67
- Hex
- #EAD3BB#E9D2BB in Behr
Nearly the same lightness.
Behr and Benjamin Moore publish LRV against their own measurements, and here the two disagree with the swatches: Point Beach reads slightly lighter than Spiced Beige in colour space while carrying the lower published LRV. Treat LRV as comparable within a brand, not across two.
Other Benjamin Moore options
Worth knowing if Point Beach is discontinued locally, or if you want to shift the colour slightly warmer or cooler.
- Sheraton Beige HC-57ΔE 0.46 · indistinguishable · Nearly the same lightness.
- Inner Peach 1150ΔE 1.19 · near-exact · The candidate is lighter, more muted. Its LRV is 0.9 points lower.
- Painted Sands 1142ΔE 1.83 · near-exact · The candidate is lighter, with a small hue shift. Its LRV is 2.5 points higher.