Color + Inspiration
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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. This page explores the many facets of color inspiration in various design schemes.
Benjamin Moore Century Paint Colors
Benjamin Moore Century Paint Colors collection was a Soft Touch Matte finish with a never-before-seen depth of color. This unique paint was made with precise formulas, in small batches, under the supervision of Benjamin Moore’s master craftsmen. It was an innovative paint that came in a curated collection of 75 colors. Century provided a new…
Sherwin Williams Cleveland Browns Colors
The origin of the Cleveland Browns’ iconic colors is tied to their co-founder and first head coach, Paul Brown. When the team was established, not only did it adopt the Brown’s name, it also selected brown as one of its primary colors. Coach Brown chose orange because it was used by his old high school…
Sherwin Williams Tampa Bay Buccaneers Colors
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers joined the NFL in 1976 with a red and orange color scheme; known as their creamsicle uniforms. The colors were as horrid as the team’s early play. The Bucs set an NFL record with 26 straight losses from 1976-1977. In 1977, the team unveiled its new color scheme, featuring a primary…
Sherwin Williams Tennessee Titans Colors
Founded as the Houston Oilers in 1960, the franchise kept the Oilers name for two years after they moved to Tennessee in 1997. They changed their name to the Titans in 1999.
Benjamin Moore Color Trends
Benjamin Moore’s 2018 Color Trends Palette has 23 luscious and harmonious hues.
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 is the primary Colt’s color.…
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) was the last to be…
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 six seasons from 1987 to…
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 Williams Pittsburgh Steelers colors convey…
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 Titans of New York and…
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 former football team called the Bengals that…