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California paints & historical colors of America
California paints & historical colors
of America have been innovative manufacturer's of quality paint
products, coatings and sports surfacing systems since 1926. In the
1950's the California paints organization became an early pioneer in the field of latex house
paint. Two decades later California paints developed a comprehensive line of
exterior wood stains, known as Storm Stain. Then teaming up with the Colorgen
Corporation, California paints collaboration eventually led to the development of
the color
matching computer. In short these people really know paint. So,
whether you are planning to repaint a colonial or federal period home or choosing colors for a Greek Revival,
Victorian, Stick Style or Queen Anne, you'll find the colors in the
historical colors of America & the California paints colors of America palette
both enriching and full of character.
This team of dedicated employee/owners are unparalleled in their field.
Ask a leading consumer publication where FresCoat house paint rates? #1 in independent
studies. Wow! It's no wonder that a legion of loyal residential
and commercial painting contractors have followed California paints into
the new millennia. It might be time to stop by and find out what you've been missing! |
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Historical
Colors of America were selected from hundreds of samples taken from historic
buildings and painted objects ranging from fold carvings to elegant corner
cupboards. The palette includes both early earth pigments, like
Farmhouse Ochre and Codman Claret associated with farmhouses and the more
brilliant colors that became available in the eighteenth and nineteenth
centuries. The colors presented are historically accurate for old
house owners or those with new homes. Whether you are repainting your
colonial or federal period home or choosing colors for a Greek Revival,
Victorian, Stick Style or Queen Anne, you'll find the colors in the palette
enriching and full of historical character.
