I just got a gallon of paint from SW which was color matched to a BM color. The paint manager said they had most of the BM formulas and were an excellent match. Hope that helps your concern...the 40% off sale ends today.

Wow, this is fascinating to read. Oh oh re the Safari - if it reads green undertones in your room, then it will in my house no doubt. I actually decided it may be a tad darker than I want. Interesting that Straw can look mustardy at night - that would not work for me so I may have to steer clear of that too. Bookmom and others, do the lighter tones have less tendency to play green undertones than darker colours?? (seems to be the case for Bookmom's experience above) I am now opening up the possibility to lighter colours - a bit more colour than a strictly off-white but lighter than Ivoire (or other mid-range colours). But I will do anything to avoid green undertones. They are the big no-no for me!!

It's amazing that even though I'm a painter, I can't just look at a paint can and know what the paint is. It says flat and it says highly scrubbable. Sometimes a manufacturer will call the paint scrubbable even though it's a true flat, which means it is not a washable or scrubbable paint. Regal Matte is a washable paint and this is why it's called 'matte'. So, it depends....is that paint a flat and the 'scrubble' word is just BS marketing or is it a washable paint of some kind? $24 seems kind of pricey for a flat paint but cheap for a washable paint. If it's really supposed to be washable at that price point, then it's probably not very washable...cheap paints are cheap because they are missing quality ingredients that make the paint good. I would say you should base your decision on how durable you need the walls in your room to be. If you truly want walls you can scrub and wash, then the risk at buying this paint may be too high. Glidden makes great paint though, but usually when these big companies package their products for Walmart, Home Depot, etc, it's not their top line stuff.

First you need to know the colr and we can’t actually say with only monitors to choose from. Go to BM store get some sample you think are right then go on their website and use the design function