Color + Inspiration
All Los Angeles Painting Company, Inc.
Choosing color is personal and emotional. Multiple factors go into selecting appropriate hues. They include individual preferences, room size, lighting, existing furniture, art, architectural elements and cognitive associations.
Colors of the Southeast
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Create the perfect design scheme with colors of the southeast. Inspired by the natural beauty of the southeastern United States these palettes feature warm and inviting colors that evoke feelings of comfort and calm. Toned neutrals plus uplifting accents like Deep Ocean blue, Caliente Red and Rainforest Dew can be…
Behr Venetian Plaster Palette
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Wall textures are one of the easiest ways to add an elegant, decorative touch to your home. The Behr Venetian plaster palette provides a three dimensional finish with light and dark tones of the same color that conveys a marble like appearance. SandWash produces a subtle, slightly textured look. Its…
Sherwin Williams Classical Colonial
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This 2001 Sherwin Williams Classical Colonial Interior color palette is a collection of historically accurate hues popular during the American Federalist Period. There was little color in the lives of early colonists. Even after simple frame houses had replaced log cabins, interior walls were usually painted with homemade white-wash mixed…
Colourtrend Colors
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Colourtrend Colors were inspired by the rich hues of the Irish countryside and historic architecture. These luxurious tones will give your walls timeless sophistication while providing a beautiful background for furniture and art. These classic, harmonized colors work well in a variety of design aesthetics. Pancake Inspired These Colourtrend National…
Standard Brands Paints
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These Standard Brands color charts are from the late 1980’s and early 1990’s. Standard Brands Paints was a Los Angeles manufacturer of commercial and discount grade paints that went out of business in the mid 1990’s. Looking for vintage color inspiration? Use 1980’s color brochures like these to reconnect with…
Sherwin Williams 1930’s Colors
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Sherwin Williams 1930’s Colors can provide professional level inspiration for today’s color schemes. Some of these hues are so beautiful that they’re perfectly on trend in today’s homes and offices. Vintage color charts are like a time machine that let you travel into bygone eras of decorating history and come…
Sherwin Williams Popular Yellows
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Picking the right yellow is easy when you have access to the most frequently purchased colors. These Sherwin Williams popular yellows palettes display their most purchased based on sales volume across the United States. Yellows stimulate health, patience and wisdom. Most Popular Yellows Sunrise Yellows Design magazines are a great…
Decorating With Little Greene
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To create a unique, personalized decorating scheme, look for inspiration in nature’s generous array of hues. Fruits, vegetables, flowers and landscapes convey a sense and connection with the outside world. Decorating with Little Greene colors is a practical way to personalize your home or office with nature’s lovely hues. When…
Benjamin Moore’s Popular Neutrals
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Consumers choose neutrals to either create a serene aesthetic, or as a background to let their furniture and accessories take the spotlight. Whatever reason, picking the right neutral isn’t always that simple, because every neutral has an identifiable undertone. Many designers and consumers choose Benjamin Moore’s popular neutrals to make…
Dulux Heritage Paint Collection
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The Dulux Heritage palette is a color collection from the defining periods of British history. The curated palette presents colors from the Georgian (1714-1837), Victorian (1837-1901) and Art Deco (1901-1939) periods. The colors are faithful to their original era but work equally well in modern homes.









