1969 – Pittsburgh Paint Interior
One-Coat Flat Wall Paint
Interior – 19 Colors
Also appearing in the 1969 Pittsburgh Paint & Glass Product and Painting Guide Catalog, this interior line features One-Coat Flat Wall Paint formulated for residential walls.
The 19-color palette reflects the softer, more subdued tones that defined the late 1960s interior shift. These colors are noticeably toned down compared to the brighter, high-energy palettes of the 1950s.
Color Examples Include:
Blue Bell
Alabaster
Cascade
Sandalwood
Silver Willow
Desert Sand
Royal Turquoise
Cherry Blossom
Celery
Colonial Gold
Harvest Gold
The palette leans toward muted pastels, soft earth tones, and warm neutrals, signaling the move toward the early 1970s aesthetic.
Finish:
Originally formulated as a flat, one-coat interior wall paint, these colors can be offered in:
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Flat (historically accurate)
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Eggshell (modern preference option)
This brochure clearly represents the transitional late-1960s interior style — softer, warmer, and more restrained than the bold mid-century palettes that came before.