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Benjamin Moore
Benjamin Moore was founded in 1883 in Brooklyn, New York, and the company built a long-standing reputation for premium-positioned paint, particularly popular among professional painters, interior designers, and architects for its color consistency and finish quality. The company has been owned by Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway since 2000, one of several well-known consumer brands the conglomerate has acquired and continued operating under its original name and management structure. Benjamin Moore has historically distributed its paint primarily through a network of independently owned local paint and hardware retailers rather than large national home improvement chains, a distribution strategy that has helped maintain the brand's premium, design-oriented positioning. Benjamin Moore's combination of its premium reputation among professional designers and painters and its ownership under Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway has made it one of the most distinctively positioned paint brands in the industry.
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Valspar
Valspar traces its origins to 1806 in Boston, making it one of the oldest paint and coatings companies in American history, and the company grew over two centuries into a major national paint brand before being acquired by Sherwin-Williams in 2017 for approximately $11.3 billion. The company built significant distribution through a long-standing retail partnership with Lowe's, similar in structure to Behr's exclusive relationship with Home Depot, giving Valspar a comparably strong nationwide retail footprint through one of the two largest home improvement chains. Valspar's acquisition by Sherwin-Williams was one of the largest deals in the history of the paint and coatings industry, consolidating two major American paint manufacturers under one parent company while Valspar has continued operating its Lowe's-focused retail brand. Valspar's combination of its origins as one of the oldest paint companies in American history and its landmark $11.3 billion acquisition by Sherwin-Williams has made it one of the most historically significant paint brands in the industry.
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