Behr changed up their color names recently, so I don't know if all of these are current. And most of these probably aren't the sorts of colors you are looking for...

Pear (which I think is the same as their current Reviving Green)

Violet Mist

Lime Light

Blackberry Wine

Swiss Coffee

I often mix behr colors in BM paint I am sure you can do the reverse. I will say I painted my master with the top line behr and was very pleasantly surprised! I used greenwhich village. It is a blue/greenish grey depending on light. It was nice to work with as far painting went.

Here is greenwhich village at night, very greyish,

With lots of natural light by day

Just remember that you can mix up any color from another paint company (Sherwin Williams, for example) using Behr paint. I just painted three rooms in SW Software, SW Silverplate, and Benjamin Moore Revere Pewter using Behr paints, and they look fabulous. Home Depot will have the formulas for various paint companies.

Polar Bear is a wonderful white.

My living room, dining room and spare bedroom, and also the woodwork on the stairs and upper hall, are painted in Behr Navajo White (which is a muted, soft pale yellow; it looks more yellow in the northwest bedroom than it does in the rest of the house where it is more ivory-beige). My family room ceiling is Behr Cottage White -- very similar to Navajo White only lighter. My painter also prefers either Behr or Sherwin Williams.

The only thing I didn't like about Behr eggshell the last time I used it (9 years ago, so it may have changed) is that it had just a bit too much of a sheen/shine to it... different than my previous experience with it. So, the rooms mentioned above are now Behr color mixed in Valspar paint.

I LOVE Behr paint. Even have the little silver bear pin the rep gave me. :0)

I like the consistency, not too runny, not too thick. It has great coverage, but I still think 2 coats is good. Easy clean up. No cons that I've run into. I haven't tried the low VOC.

Polar Bear white is a fav. BM Touch of grey. SW Softer tan. Dove Grey. I also like Sherwin Williams, but Behr costs less for the same quality. I use the deck stain too.

I tested out Haze and I am adding that to my favorite color list. Also looking at Pecan Sandie which is an old color but in their computer. My store has an old fan deck. The Home Decorator colors are on display and have some nice color options.

i like that samples are cheap so you can test the colors. I like the quality of the paint. We tried SW Cashmere and had a hard time working with it. If I am painting, I use Behr. If a painter, then Benjamin Moore. I've used B Moore for some things but my eyes burn whenever I use it.

A few years ago DS and I painted his room Holiday Road, a delicious light blue. It was a Behr with integrated primer, easy to apply, nice color.

Since my granddaughter is the one who usually uses one of the guest rooms, I gave her free reign on choosing the color and she picked Behr's Piggy Bank and it's not for the faint of heart. Bonus was she also learned how to paint. So this probably won't help you with color lol.

But we painted 2 coats of the paint&primer overtop of a dark brown and it covered it no problem. It's not as thick as BM but I find it a bit easier to work with.

We used Amethyst Mist (or cream) and it is the most changeable extremely pale lavender I've seen ... depending on the light it was grey, grey blue, mauve, or lavender.

If you want definite colors, it's not the one, but we loved it.

Sorry don't remember the names, but I used over 30 colors and I have used their satin, eggshell, semi-gloss and flat. Very happy with Behr paint

My entire first floor is painted with Behr Silver Screen. It's pale blue grey. In my north facing office it sometimes reads a little violet. I'm very happy with it. Two upstairs bedrooms are Rhino. It's a grey/green/blue deeper shade. Master is painted Hazy Trail which is a pale grey/green. All trim is painted Behr Swiss Coffee.