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" For anyone looking to restore a historical house \u2014 or just get the rich, saturated color of traditional American design \u2014 Benjamin Moore has announced the addition of 76 new paints to its Williamsburg Color Collection. Take Cochineal Red. It might look of-the-moment, but it&amp;#039;s actually based on a vast catalog of 18th and 19th Century documents from Colonial Williamsburg. A team of scientists and researchers analyzed the pigments found on original paint samples, wallpaper, and architectural fragments, then used cutting-edge technology to almost exactly recreate them. For example, Parish White is taken from the color of a late 1700s Virginia church, Gamboge is amustard shade inspired by the pigment of 1700s wallpapers, and Palace Arms Red, a deep maroon, is based on a popular shade used for the exterior of early 1700s houses. The complete collection of 144 colors is available in Benjamin Moore&amp;#039;s Aura, Regal Select, Advance, and Grand Entrance paints \u2014 each one of them sure to lend historical gravitas to any space. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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