The 1980s arrived with muted tones like mauve, plum and seafoam green. As the economy grew stronger, colors grew more intense as well. Jewel tones, teal and coral became predominant. Black and white also made a sophisticated statement in this time of conspicuous consumption. Another shift occurred in 1987 as the concept of cocooning began to take hold. As consumers found ways to spend more quality time at home, they surrounded themselves with comforting colors like soft peach, bisque, blue-gray, and gentle green.

White - 0 1883	Parchment - 40 1976 - 1989	Almond - 47 1981	French Vanilla - 49 1982 - 1990	Jersey Cream - 12 1986 - 1999	Innocent Blush - 55 1986
Desert Bloom - 89 1988 - 2003	Harvest Gold - 31 1968 - 1990	Mexican Sand - 33 1970	Lemon Twist - 70 1986 - 1998	Sunflower - 36 1974 - 1984	Buttered Rum - 82 1987 - 2002
Crackle - 81 1987 - 2002	Pepper 'N Salt - 84 1987 - 2007	Tender Grey - 56 1985 - 2001	Opalescence - 80 1987 - 1992	Platinum - 59 1985 - 1990	Country Grey - 41 1978 - 1991
Thunder Grey - 58 1985	Seafoam Green - 71 1987 - 2007	Aspen Green - 42 1978 - 1987	Fresh Green - 34 1971 - 1980	Evergreen - 46 1980 - 1986	Teal - 17 1987 - 2001
Heron Blue - 68 1986 - 1996	Cerulean Blue - 08 1938 - 1986	New Orleans Blue - 32 1969 - 1984	Blueberry - 27 1965 - 1985	Vermont Blue - 19 1989 - 1996	Oceanus - 83 1987 - 2002
Navy - 52 1984	Wild Rose - 45 1980	Raspberry Puree - 53 1984 - 1999	Antique Red - 25 1965 - 1996	Sequoia - 43 1978 - 1986	Terra Nueva - 90 1988 - 1991
Swiss Chocolate - 44 1978 - 1989	Taupe - 54 1984 - 1991	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.