PAINTS AND STAINS

Benjamin Moore

Benjamin Moore has been producing top-quality paint since 1883. In a 2004 poll conducted by House & Garden among the nation's top interior designers, Benjamin Moore was the Number One choice of paints, for use either by their clients or in their own homes.

Richard's Paint

RICHARD'S PAINT

Richard's paint products are manufactured with only the finest quality raw materials available and are formulated for most types of climates and offer state-of-the-art protection against mildew.

Richard's Paint is engaged primarily in the manufacture of quality architectural and industrial coatings. that will meet and exceed your expectations for quality and value.

Lenmar Wood Coatings

Lenmar Lenmar Wood Coatings have been trusted by wood craftsmen for over 50 years. Each Lenmar coating is carefully designed and backed by years of research which brings you lasting beauty and protection.

Sikkens Stains

Sikkens Sikkens Exterior Stain program finishes, preserve, protect and bring out the natural beauty of all types of wood. Sikkens offers a wide range of colors and products that beautify your home as well as protect and perform like no other wood care products on the market.

Penofin

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Penofin fine oil wood finishes began production 30 years ago and has rapidly become one of the high-quality oil finishes in the United States and Canada. Penofin is found on decks, docks, siding, fences, gazebos, log homes, antiques, floors, and cabinets.

Old Masters

Old Masters has been dedicated to serving the needs of independent dealers, contractors and do-it-yourselfers since 1953. Their high-quality products and finishes rank within the best available in the industry.

Flood Stains

The Flood Company is a leading producer of specialty coating and wood paint additive solutions for consumer, commercial and industrial applications. Flood products such as wood finish, deck stain and additives are designed to protect and beautify natural woods and other challenging surfaces.

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Design Tips

There’s color inspiration all around you.

Nature provides us with a wealth of palettes, from soft muted hints of colors to rich, vibrant hues. A favorite piece of pottery, an antique quilt, the sweater you love to wear – anything and everything can be a source of color inspiration.
How do different colors make you feel?

Green, blue, and violet are generally considered cool colors, while red, orange, and yellow are regarded as warm colors. Cool colors recede, while warm colors advance. Cool colors lend an air of tranquility to a room, while warm colors enhance a space with energy.