As the home became the focus of more activities, homeowners favored more cozy neutrals and warm pastels, particularly pinks, roses and sand. The exception was a cool orchid for bedrooms, baths and kitchens. Well into the Depression, bright colors were replaced with muted, more modulated shades. As the decade came to a close, however, decorating magazines began to feature rooms in deep saturated tones that recalled the dark, rich colors of the late Victorian era. Most popular were dark green and maroon.

White - 0 1883	Old Ivory - 05 1927 - 1944	Tuscan - 01 1929 - 1953	Autumn Brown - 11 1927 - 1944	Peachblow - 10 1934 - 1973
Horizon Blue - 06 1927 - 1939	Cerulean Blue - 08 1938 - 1986	Spring Green - 15 1927 - 1944	Lavender - 03 1927 - 1944	Rouge - 09 1931 - 1944
Black - 7 1929 - 1937

Due to differences in monitors, technical factors, and characteristics of some of our finishes, the colors shown here cannot be represented with all their true qualities. The color samples should only be considered a guide.