This might be tough, as I don't think Behr has 'fan decks' of paint colors, like Ben Moore and Sherwin Williams do. I have both of those plus Farrow and Ball, but I have not seen them for Behr. This link below has all the Behr colors and one can check on them by clicking one of the small multi-color images to expand it below. I wouldn't trust a computer monitor to represent them accurately, though. http://www.materials-world.com/paint-colors/behr/behr-colorsmart/behr-colorsmart-16.htm

Good luck!

Behr does a fantastic job of color matching those however. You can give them the color number or name from the fan, they computer match. I only paint with Behr (cost and quality factors) but only use SW colors and have the fan. They will also do the sample post.

In our house hubby has to pick colors, I am truly bad or I would help with the beige. Good luck.

Utilize their sample pots. Pick up a few sheets of poster board and some foam brushes and paint poster size samples. Many colors will look very different in your home with your light and your surroundings. Sample pots may seem expensive but it will be less painful than living with a mistake.

Have you looked for inspiration photos? That may help you narrow down your choices. The Behr website has a lot of helpful tools.

I agree about the poster board (just did that exercise picking a bedroom color). I think it is especially important with neutrals, which are so influenced by light and the presence of other colors.

Our daughter did her DR in Behr Swiss Coffee. It is a light, versatile beige.

I cannot remember who on here has recommended BEHR Raffia Cream numerous times but it definitely is a very nice creamy beige.RAFFIA CREAM--BEHR

I painted my entire house sans kitchen in Behr Raffia Cream w/white trim when I was readying it to sell. It was a little neutral for me, but I was under contract in less than a week ;0)