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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.  

Indianapolis Colts Paint Colors.

Sherwin Williams Indianapolis Colts Colors

The Colts are known for their distinctive Blue and White. This color combination represents tradition and spirit and resonates with fans and players. The Blue conveys the legacy of the Colts’ historic past, while White adds a sleek, modern edge, symbolizing the team’s ambition and connection with its fans.  Blue…

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Carolina Panthers Paint Colors.

Sherwin Williams Carolina Panthers Colors

The Panthers’ three main colors are black, white, and blue. Even before they’d been announced as the NFL’s 29th team in October 1993, their colors had already been finalized. The exact tone of blue, was to be called “process blue” (a shade lighter than Duke’s and Darker than North Carolina’s)…

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Sherwin Williams New Orleans Saints Paint Colors.

Sherwin Williams New Orleans Saints Colors

New Orleans was awarded the NFL’s 16th franchise on November 1, 1966, on All Saints Day. Over a month later, the team was named the “Saints.” The Saints began play in the 1967 season.  New Orleans businessman Tom Benson acquired the franchise in 1985. The Saints reached the playoffs four times in…

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Sherwin Williams Pittsburgh Steelers Paint Colors.

Sherwin Williams Pittsburgh Steelers Colors

The Pittsburgh franchise was founded as the “Pittsburgh Pirates” by Arthur J. Rooney in 1933 before officially becoming the “Pittsburgh Steelers” in 1940. The 1970s were a dominant decade for the team under head coach Chuck Noll. The Steelers won four Super Bowls and made the playoffs eight times. Sherwin…

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Sherwin Williams New York Jets Paint Colors.

Sherwin Williams New York Jets Colors

Use these Sherwin Williams New York Jets colors to update a den or home office. The New York Jets are one of two teams — the New Orleans Saints are the other — to win their first and only Super Bowl appearance. The Jets were founded in 1959 as the…

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Sherwin Williams Cincinnati Bengals Paint Colors.

Sherwin Williams Cincinnati Bengals Colors

The Bengals franchise began in 1968 after three years’ worth of campaigning from Paul Brown, former coach for the Cleveland Browns. The Cincinnati Bengals defeated the San Diego Chargers, 27-7, in the 1981 AFC Championship, which was the coldest game in NFL history in terms of wind chill at -37 degrees.  Brown named the team after Cincinnati’s…

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Sherwin Williams Minnesota Vikings Paint Colors.

Sherwin Williams Minnesota Vikings Colors

Sherwin Williams Minnesota Vikings purple and yellow have been the team’s colors since they were established in 1961. During home games at U.S. Bank Stadium, the Vikings sound a Gjallarhorn — a mythical Norse horn — to announce the start of each home game. The team’s helmet is purple with a…

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Sherwin Williams Green Bay Packers Paint Colors.

Green Bay Packers Paint Colors

The Packers are the only community-owned, professional sports team in the United States. They’re the last of the “small-town teams” that dominated the NFL’s early days. Green Bay Packers Paint Colors symbolize heritage, strength, and perseverance, and they have been the official colors of the Packers since their inception in 1919….

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Sherwin Williams Baltimore Ravens Paint Colors.

Sherwin Williams Baltimore Ravens Colors

Sherwin Williams Baltimore Ravens Colors – purple and black is a striking color combination. These tones add vibrancy and make a space appealing and engaging. The current team name was inspired by Edgar Allan Poe’s poem “The Raven” which was authored in Baltimore, Maryland. After 12 seasons without a football…

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Sherwin Williams Atlanta Falcons Team Paint Colors.

Sherwin Williams Atlanta Falcons Colors

In 1965, the NFL awarded Rankin Smith the Atlanta franchise, marking the end of the city’s quest to obtain a professional football team. Smith held a contest to decide the name of the franchise – won by a schoolteacher in Griffin, Georgia who suggested the “Falcons” name. In 1971, the…

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