Benjamin Moore Historical Collection
Searching for a new interior and/or exterior paint color? I have now been in design for almost 25 years now and I still notice that 95% of the time, color experts and designers go straight to the Benjamin Moore's Historical Colors. Why? Because they have proven over time to be colors that are a collection of time-honored hues comprising their most popular palette. Meaning- tried & true popular colors!
Benjamin Moore Manchester Tan HC-81
Many designers go right to the historical collection also because although we have played with and experimented many different colors, the collection has proven over and over to be winning colors voted for and used by many because they provide good backgrounds and serve to unify diverse color palettes.
Benjamin Moore Grant Beige HC-83
Benjamin Moore Kendall Charcoal HC-166
Benjamin Moore Edgecomb Gray HC-173
Ben Moore Louisburg Green HC-13
Did you know that in 1976, to celebrate America’s 200th birthday, Benjamin Moore and the National Park Service put out the Historic Colors Collection, which drew inspiration from NPS archives of historic homes? Pretty cool. There are 191 colors in the Historical Collection, a celebration of 200+ years of American style.
Benjamin Moore Hawthorne Yellow HC-4
Benjamin Moore Hale Navy HC-154
Benjamin Moore Sag Harbor Gray HC-5 Accent color Gloucester Sage HC-100
Benjamin Moore Saybrook Sage HC-114
Benjamin Moore Wythe Blue HC-143
Benjamin Moore Copley Gray HC-104
Benjamin Moore Philadelphia Cream HC-30
Benjamin Moore Revere Pewter HC-172.
People ask me if Revere Pewter is an old and outdated color . I say yes, it is a color that has been popular for awhile, but look how beautiful it still is! Not outdated at all. I love the look of Revere best in a room with lots of sunshine.
So, if you are having trouble finding the best paint color that works with your existing furnishings, take a look at the Ben Moore Historical Collection. Or email me and we can work together to find the best solutions.
Take care everyone!