EPISODE · Oct 16, 2024 · 46 MIN
Behind the Scenes of the WILLIAMSBURG® by Benjamin Moore® Color Collection: Historic Hues for Modern Homes
from Grandma's Silver · host Allie Kochinsky
On this special episode of Grandma’s Silver, Allie Kochinsky sits down with Kirsten Moffitt, Conservator & Materials Analyst at Colonial Williamsburg, and Andrea Magno, Director of Color Marketing & Design at Benjamin Moore.Explore the fascinating world of historic preservation, 18th-century color research, and modern interior design as we uncover the story behind the WILLIAMSBURG Color Collection. This collaboration bridges history and contemporary living, offering authentic paint colors inspired by Colonial America while keeping today’s interiors in mind.Whether you’re a history enthusiast, design lover, or curious about color in the home, this episode reveals the meticulous research, preservation efforts, and creative process behind a truly unique color palette.Key Topics DiscussedThe history and research behind the WILLIAMSBURG Color CollectionColonial Williamsburg’s conservation and preservation processesHow Benjamin Moore translates historic research into modern, usable paint colorsBalancing historical authenticity with contemporary interior designTips for incorporating classic, timeless hues into your homeListen now and get inspired by the incredible stories behind the colors.RESOURCES:Learn more about Colonial WilliamsburgCheck out the Benjamin Moore collectionFollow Colonial Williamsburg on Instagram and/or FacebookFollow Benjamin Moore on Instagram and/or FacebookTake a peek at the WILLIAMSBURG brand hereWant to know more about one of the mentioned colors in this episode? Here you go!If you enjoy Grandma’s Silver, follow the podcast and share this episode with a friend who loves heritage, design, and timeless living.
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