Following the psychedelic scene of the 1960s youth movement, the early '70s were drab by comparison. Yet there was plenty of color to be found in ethnic and environmental influences. Earthtones in shades of green, gold, brick, rust and sand were used to create a natural look. The opposite end of the interior design spectrum was the high-tech look-metal and plastic furniture in bright primary colors.

White - 0 1883	Peachblow - 10 1934 - 1973	Pink Champagne - 35 1973 - 1979	Suez Tan - 04 1957 - 1971	Parchment - 40 1976 - 1989
Harvest Gold - 31 1968 - 1990	Mexican Sand - 33 1970	Coppertone - 23 1965 - 1979	Avocado - 21 1967 - 1979	Sunflower - 36 1974 - 1984
Spruce Green - 02 1945 - 1972	Aspen Green - 42 1978 - 1987	Fresh Green - 34 1971 - 1979	Cerulean Blue - 08 1938 - 1986	New Orleans Blue - 32 1969 - 1984
Country Grey - 41 1978 - 1991	Blueberry - 27 1965 - 1985	Jade - 26         1965 - 1970	Tiger Lily - 29 1967 - 1979	Antique Red - 25 1965 - 1996
Sequoia - 43 1978 - 1986	Swiss Chocolate - 44 1978 - 1989	Expresso - 24     1965 - 1986	Black Black - 7 1972

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.