If you really want the color you see on your monitor, take your computer to a paint store and have them match it to what you and they see. It makes no sense to ask the name of the color, because whatever it is will look different in your home, with your lighting and the room's orientation. It will also look different on different monitors.

Computers usually use RGB color, which is Red, Green, Blue, forming white light. Your printer uses Magenta, Cyan, Yellow, and Black, color formed by ink. This why when you print up the image you see on your computer, or see it in a magazine, the color is different. Paint color is formed by Red, Yellow, and Blue, plus White, and Black. This is fundamentally why the advice Diana gave above, to pull up the image on your computer or tablet or phone, and ask a professional to help you with finding that color in paint, in your preferred brand of paint. Invariably when someone asks me for a color they saw online, or in a magazine, and ask for it by name, they are disappointed that the actual paint color doesn't look the same. But if they show me the image online, or the page in the magazine, I can find that color. ( Especially if we are working in Benjamin Moore colors, because they have more colors. )