1906-1915 Benjamin Moore Exterior Colors







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1906–1915 Gloss Oil Collection

36 Gloss Oil Colors

This Benjamin Moore brochure, produced between 1906 and 1915, features 36 carefully curated gloss oil colors in a historic palette ideal for exterior architectural details.

By the early 20th century, Benjamin Moore had established itself as a leader in paint quality and color expertise. This collection reflects a period when the company guided homeowners and professionals alike in selecting harmonious palettes, balancing traditional tones with emerging trends in interior design.

The 36 colors span a wide range of rich, versatile shades, offering:

  • Warm and elegant earth tones for trim and accents
  • Vibrant, polished shades for statement elements
  • Subtle neutrals to complement interior schemes
  • Gloss finishes that enhance depth, reflect light, and highlight architectural detail

These colors were designed not only for aesthetic appeal but also for durability and versatility, allowing exteriors of homes to achieve consistent, high-quality results.

Whether you are:

  • Restoring a home from the early 1900s
  • Recreating period-accurate exterior color schemes
  • Adding authentic historic color to decorative elements

…this Benjamin Moore collection offers documented, authentic colors that reflect the 1906–1915 era.

These are not modern reinterpretations — these are the original gloss oil colors as Benjamin Moore offered them over a century ago, giving your project historical accuracy and enduring beauty.

"While these colors were originally offered in gloss oil (or flat, where applicable), on the website they are available in satin and semi-gloss finishes for modern application."

Color Matching & Sample Disclaimer

We define our historic color matches as precison-matched in hue to original manufacturer references. Each 8 oz sample is produced in our standard match grade to accurately represent the color.

Due to differences between paint products and finishes, the same color may vary slightly when produced in other grades or sheens.

Higher-grade paint options are available for final applications, just as with full home orders.


Upgrade for Best Results

Your sample represents the color. Your final paint determines the finish.

For full projects, we recommend upgrading to a higher-performance paint line for superior coverage, durability, and overall appearance—especially on exteriors and detailed trim.

Contact us for recommendations based on your specific project.