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Sherwin Williams Prism Paints Item Number Color Name Color Code SW0001 Mulberry Silk PASTEL SW0002 Chelsea Mauve PASTEL SW0003 Cabbage Rose PASTEL SW0004 Rose Brocade DEEPTONE SW0005 Deepest Mauve DEEPTONE SW0006 Toile Red DEEPTONE SW0007 Decorous Amber DEEPTONE SW0008 Cajun Red DEEPTONE SW0009 Eastlake Gold DEEPTONE SW0010 Wickerwork PASTEL SW0011 Crewel Tan PASTEL SW0012 Empire Gold PASTEL SW0013 Majolica Green PASTEL SW0014 Sheraton Sage PASTEL SW0015 Gallery Green DEEPTONE SW0016 Billiard Green DEEPTONE SW0017 Calico DEEPTONE SW0018 Teal Stencil DEEPTONE SW0019 Festoon Aqua PASTEL SW0020 Peacock Plume PASTEL SW0021 Queen Ann Lilac PASTEL SW0022 Patchwork Plum PASTEL SW0023 Pewter Tankard PASTEL SW0024 Curio Gray PASTEL SW0025 Rosedust PASTEL SW0026 Rachel Pink PASTEL SW0027 Aristocrat Peach PASTEL SW0028 Caen Stone PASTEL SW0029 Acanthus PASTEL SW0030 Colonial Yellow DEEPTONE SW0031 Dutch Tile Blue DEEPTONE SW0032 Needlepoint Navy DEEPTONE SW0033 Rembrandt Ruby DEEPTONE SW0034 Roycroft Rose DEEPTONE SW0035 Indian White PASTEL SW0036 Buckram Binding DEEPTONE SW0037 Morris Room Grey DEEPTONE SW0038 Library Pewter DEEPTONE SW0039 Portrait Tone DEEPTONE SW0040 Roycroft Adobe DEEPTONE SW0041 Dard Hunter Green DEEPTONE SW0042 Ruskin Room Green DEEPTONE SW0043 Peristyle Brass DEEPTONE SW0044 Hubbard Squash PASTEL Item Number Color Name Color Code SW0045 Antiquarian Brown DEEPTONE SW0046 White Hyacinth PASTEL SW0047 Studio Blue Green DEEPTONE SW0048 Bunglehouse Blue DEEPTONE SW0049 Silver Gray PASTEL SW0050 Classic Light Buff PASTEL SW0051 Classic Ivory PASTEL SW0052 Pearl Gray PASTEL SW0053 Porcelain PASTEL SW0054 Twilight Gray PASTEL SW0055 Light French Gray PASTEL SW0056 Classic Sand PASTEL SW0057 Chinese Red DEEPTONE SW0058 Jazz Age Coral PASTEL SW0059 Frostwork PASTEL SW0060 Alexandrite DEEPTONE SW0061 Salon Rose PASTEL SW0062 Studio Mauve PASTEL SW0063 Blue Sky PASTEL SW0064 Blue Peacock DEEPTONE SW0065 Vogue Green DEEPTONE SW0066 Cascade Green PASTEL SW0067 Belvedere Cream PASTEL SW0068 Copen Blue PASTEL SW0069 Rose Tan PASTEL SW0070 Pink Shadow PASTEL SW0071 Orchid DEEPTONE SW0072 Deep Maroon DEEPTONE SW0073 Chartreuse DEEPTONE SW0074 Radiant Lilac DEEPTONE SW0075 Holiday Turquoise DEEPTONE SW0076 Appleblossom DEEPTONE SW0077 Classic French Gray DEEPTONE SW0078 Sunbeam Yellow PASTEL SW0079 Pinky Beige PASTEL SW0080 Pink Flamingo DEEPTONE SW1015 Skyline Steel PASTEL SW1666 Venetian Yellow PASTEL SW1667 Icy Lemonade PASTEL SW1668 Pineapple Cream PASTEL SW2704 Merlot DEEPTONE SW2735 Rockweed DEEPTONE SW2739 Charcoal Blue DEEPTONE SW2740 Mineral Gray DEEPTONE Item Number Color Name Color Code SW2801 Rookwood Dark Red DEEPTONE SW2802 Rookwood Red DEEPTONE SW2803 Rookwood Terra Cotta DEEPTONE SW2804 Renwick Rose Beige PASTEL SW2805 Renwick Beige PASTEL SW2806 Rookwood Brown DEEPTONE SW2807 Rookwood Medium Brown DEEPTONE SW2808 Rookwood Dark Brown DEEPTONE SW2809 Rookwood Shutter Green DEEPTONE SW2810 Rookwood Sash Green DEEPTONE SW2811 Rookwood Blue Green DEEPTONE SW2812 Rookwood Jade PASTEL SW2813 Downing Straw PASTEL SW2814 Rookwood Antique Gold DEEPTONE SW2815 Renwick Olive DEEPTONE SW2816 Rookwood Dark Green DEEPTONE SW2817 Rookwood Amber DEEPTONE SW2818 Renwick Heather DEEPTONE SW2819 Downing Slate PASTEL SW2820 Downing Earth PASTEL SW2821 Downing Stone PASTEL SW2822 Downing Sand PASTEL SW2823 Rookwood Clay PASTEL SW2824 Renwick Golden Oak PASTEL SW2826 Colonial Revival Green Stone PASTEL SW2827 Colonial Revival Stone PASTEL SW2828 Colonial Revival Tan PASTEL SW2829 Classical White PASTEL SW2831 Classical Gold PASTEL SW2832 Colonial Revival Gray PASTEL SW2833 Roycroft Vellum PASTEL SW2834 Birdseye Maple PASTEL SW2835 Craftsman Brown PASTEL SW2836 Quartersawn Oak DEEPTONE SW2837 Aurora Brown DEEPTONE SW2838 Polished Mahogany DEEPTONE SW2839 Roycroft Copper Red DEEPTONE SW2840 Hammered Silver DEEPTONE SW2841 Weathered Shingle DEEPTONE SW2842 Roycroft Suede DEEPTONE SW2843 Roycroft Brass DEEPTONE SW2844 Roycroft Mist Gray PASTEL SW2845 Bunglehouse Gray PASTEL SW2846 Roycroft Bronze Green DEEPTONE Item Number Color Name Color Code SW2847 Roycroft Bottle Green DEEPTONE SW2848 Roycroft Pewter DEEPTONE SW2849 Westchester Gray DEEPTONE SW2850 Chelsea Gray PASTEL SW2851 Sage Green Light DEEPTONE SW2853 New Colonial Yellow PASTEL SW2854 Caribbean Coral DEEPTONE SW2855 Sycamore Tan DEEPTONE SW2856 Fairfax Brown DEEPTONE SW2857 Peace Yellow PASTEL SW2858 Harvest Gold DEEPTONE SW2859 Beige PASTEL SW2860 Sage PASTEL SW2861 Avocado DEEPTONE SW2863 Powder Blue DEEPTONE SW2865 Classical Yellow PASTEL SW6000 SNOWFALL PASTEL SW6001 GRAYISH PASTEL SW6002 ESSENTIAL GRAY PASTEL SW6003 PROPER GRAY PASTEL SW6004 MINK DEEPTONE SW6005 FOLKSTONE DEEPTONE SW6006 BLACK BEAN DEEPTONE SW6007 SMART WHITE PASTEL SW6008 INDIVIDUAL WHITE PASTEL SW6009 IMAGINE PASTEL SW6010 FLEXIBLE GRAY PASTEL SW6011 CHINCHILLA DEEPTONE SW6012 BROWSE BROWN DEEPTONE SW6013 BITTER CHOCOLATE DEEPTONE SW6014 QUARTZ WHITE PASTEL SW6015 VAGUELY MAUVE PASTEL SW6016 CHAISE MAUVE PASTEL SW6017 INTUITIVE PASTEL SW6018 ENIGMA DEEPTONE SW6019 POETRY PLUM DEEPTONE SW6020 MAROONED DEEPTONE SW6021 DREAMY WHITE PASTEL SW6022 BREATHLESS PASTEL SW6023 INSIGHTFUL ROSE PASTEL SW6024 DRESSY ROSE PASTEL SW6025 SOCIALITE DEEPTONE SW6026 RIVER ROUGE DEEPTONE SW6027 CORDOVAN DEEPTONE Item Number Color Name Color Code SW6028 CULTURED PEARL PASTEL SW6029 WHITE TRUFFLE PASTEL SW6030 ARTISTIC TAUPE PASTEL SW6031 GLAMOUR PASTEL SW6032 DUTCH COCOA DEEPTONE SW6033 BATEAU BROWN DEEPTONE SW6034 ARRESTING AUBURN DEEPTONE SW6035 GAUZY WHITE PASTEL SW6036 ANGORA PASTEL SW6037 TEMPERATE TAUPE PASTEL SW6038 TRULY TAUPE PASTEL SW6039 POISED TAUPE DEEPTONE SW6040 LESS BROWN DEEPTONE SW6041 OTTER DEEPTONE SW6042 HUSH WHITE PASTEL SW6043 UNFUSSY BEIGE PASTEL SW6044 DOESKIN PASTEL SW6045 EMERGING TAUPE PASTEL SW6046 SWING BROWN DEEPTONE SW6047 HOT COCOA DEEPTONE SW6048 TERRA BRUN DEEPTONE SW6049 GORGEOUS WHITE PASTEL SW6050 ABALONE SHELL PASTEL SW6051 SASHAY SAND PASTEL SW6052 SANDBANK PASTEL SW6053 REDDENED EARTH DEEPTONE SW6054 CANYON CLAY DEEPTONE SW6055 FIERY BROWN DEEPTONE SW6056 POLITE WHITE PASTEL SW6057 MALTED MILK PASTEL SW6058 LIKEABLE SAND PASTEL SW6059 INTERFACE TAN PASTEL SW6060 MOROCCAN BROWN DEEPTONE SW6061 TANBARK DEEPTONE SW6062 RUGGED BROWN DEEPTONE SW6063 NICE WHITE PASTEL SW6064 RETICENCE PASTEL SW6065 BONA FIDE BEIGE PASTEL SW6066 SAND TRAP PASTEL SW6067 MOCHA DEEPTONE SW6068 BREVITY BROWN DEEPTONE SW6069 FRENCH ROAST DEEPTONE SW6070 HERON PLUME PASTEL SW6071 POPULAR GRAY PASTEL Item Number Color Name Color Code SW6072 VERSATILE GRAY PASTEL SW6073 PERFECT GREIGE PASTEL SW6074 SPALDING GRAY DEEPTONE SW6075 GARRET GRAY DEEPTONE SW6076 TURKISH COFFEE DEEPTONE SW6077 EVERYDAY WHITE PASTEL SW6078 REALIST BEIGE PASTEL SW6079 DIVERSE BEIGE PASTEL SW6080 UTTERLY BEIGE PASTEL SW6081 DOWN HOME DEEPTONE SW6082 COBBLE BROWN DEEPTONE SW6083 SABLE DEEPTONE SW6084 MODEST WHITE PASTEL SW6085 SIMPLIFY BEIGE PASTEL SW6086 SAND DUNE PASTEL SW6087 TRUSTY TAN PASTEL SW6088 NUTHATCH DEEPTONE SW6089 GROUNDED DEEPTONE SW6090 JAVA DEEPTONE SW6091 RELIABLE WHITE PASTEL SW6092 LIGHTWEIGHT BEIGE PASTEL SW6093 FAMILIAR BEIGE PASTEL SW6094 SENSATIONAL SAND PASTEL SW6095 TOASTY DEEPTONE SW6096 JUTE BROWN DEEPTONE SW6097 STURDY BROWN DEEPTONE SW6098 PACER WHITE PASTEL SW6099 SAND DOLLAR PASTEL SW6100 PRACTICAL BEIGE PASTEL SW6101 SANDS OF TIME PASTEL SW6102 PORTABELLO DEEPTONE SW6103 TEA CHEST DEEPTONE SW6104 KAFFEE DEEPTONE SW6105 DIVINE WHITE PASTEL SW6106 KILIM BEIGE PASTEL SW6107 NOMADIC DESERT PASTEL SW6108 LATTE PASTEL SW6109 HOPSACK DEEPTONE SW6110 STEADY BROWN DEEPTONE SW6111 COCONUT HUSK DEEPTONE SW6112 BISCUIT PASTEL SW6113 INTERACTIVE CREAM PASTEL SW6114 BAGEL PASTEL SW6115 TOTALLY TAN PASTEL Item Number Color Name Color Code SW6116 TATAMI TAN DEEPTONE SW6117 SMOKEY TOPAZ DEEPTONE SW6118 LEATHER BOUND DEEPTONE SW6119 ANTIQUE WHITE PASTEL SW6120 BELIEVABLE BUFF PASTEL SW6121 WHOLE WHEAT PASTEL SW6122 CAMELBACK PASTEL SW6123 BAGUETTE DEEPTONE SW6124 CARDBOARD DEEPTONE SW6125 CRAFT PAPER DEEPTONE SW6126 NAVAJO WHITE PASTEL SW6127 IVOIRE PASTEL SW6128 BLONDE PASTEL SW6129 RESTRAINED GOLD PASTEL SW6130 MANNERED GOLD DEEPTONE SW6131 CHAMOIS DEEPTONE SW6132 RELIC BRONZE DEEPTONE SW6133 MUSLIN PASTEL SW6134 NETSUKE PASTEL SW6135 ECRU PASTEL SW6136 HARMONIC TAN PASTEL SW6137 BURLAP DEEPTONE SW6138 ARTIFACT DEEPTONE SW6139 MOSSY GOLD DEEPTONE SW6140 MODERATE WHITE PASTEL SW6141 SOFTER TAN PASTEL SW6142 MACADAMIA PASTEL SW6143 BASKET BEIGE PASTEL SW6144 DAPPER TAN DEEPTONE SW6145 THATCH BROWN DEEPTONE SW6146 UMBER DEEPTONE SW6147 PANDA WHITE PASTEL SW6148 WOOL SKEIN PASTEL SW6149 RELAXED KHAKI PASTEL SW6150 UNIVERSAL KHAKI PASTEL SW6151 QUIVER TAN DEEPTONE SW6152 SUPERIOR BRONZE DEEPTONE SW6153 PROTÉGÉ BRONZE DEEPTONE SW6154 NACRE PASTEL SW6155 RICE GRAIN PASTEL SW6156 RAMIE PASTEL SW6157 FAVORITE TAN PASTEL SW6158 SAWDUST DEEPTONE SW6159 HIGH TEA DEEPTONE Item Number Item Number Item Number SW6160 BEST BRONZE DEEPTONE SW6161 NONCHALANT WHITE PASTEL SW6162 ANCIENT MARBLE PASTEL SW6163 GRASSLAND PASTEL SW6164 SVELTE SAGE PASTEL SW6165 CONNECTED GRAY DEEPTONE SW6166 ECLIPSE DEEPTONE SW6167 GARDEN GATE DEEPTONE SW6168 MODERNE WHITE PASTEL SW6169 SEDATE GRAY PASTEL SW6170 TECHNO GRAY PASTEL SW6171 CHATROOM PASTEL SW6172 HARDWARE DEEPTONE SW6173 COCOON DEEPTONE SW6174 ANDIRON DEEPTONE SW6175 SAGEY PASTEL SW6176 LIVEABLE GREEN PASTEL SW6177 SOFTENED GREEN PASTEL SW6178 CLARY SAGE PASTEL SW6179 ARTICHOKE DEEPTONE SW6180 OAKMOSS DEEPTONE SW6181 SECRET GARDEN DEEPTONE SW6182 ETHEREAL WHITE PASTEL SW6183 CONSERVATIVE GRAY PASTEL SW6184 AUSTERE GRAY PASTEL SW6185
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