Exciting news for paint and design enthusiasts. Benjamin Moore and The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation have collaborated on a new collection of paints, featuring 144 colors that were actual hues from the 18th and 19th century called The Williamsburg Color Collection. Together they researched historic paint production methods and relied on 90 years of paint research that has been done to recreate colors that appeared more than 250 years ago. Sales of the Williamsburg products support the preservation, research and educational programs of The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation, the not-for-profit center for history and citizenship. This foundation was responsible for the restoration of the colonial capital in Williamsburg, Virginia. Click on the above link for more information on the paint, to view the entire collection and even watch a video. This is an amazing collaboration to celebrate of Benjamin Moore’s 130th anniversary this year.

For more information on the Williamsburg brand or to make a donation visit www.willamsburgmarketplace.com.