1950s colour palette

50s vintage color palette created by retroburk that consists #cc2d30,#9bdbc1,#efe8ad,#aadd96,#e8a5af colors.

In the digital world, plenty of designers choose color palettes that create an ultramodern, even futuristic feel. Whether it’s colorblocking with vivid shades…

"There's nothing finer than being in your diner!" - Jerry Seinfeld. We all love the nostalgia of a diner. The colors, the decor, the food and the aesthetic take us back to another time. I was inspired to create this palette from the iconic 50's American diners, using bold, vibrant colors and soft neutrals. Included in this digital file are 30 of my hand-picked colors (as a .swatches file) that are ready to install in Procreate. Also included is a HEX Code chart to use in Canva, Figma or the…

OVERVIEW By the end of the decade, the world had largely recovered from World War II and the Cold War developed from its modest beginning in the late 1940s, to a hot competition between the United …

1950s Color chart of the great designers All the big names in fashion are featured like Jeanne Lanvin, Jean Patou and Maggy Rouf, and of course Dior, Schiaparelli, and Balenciaga along with many long forgotten names, some perhaps who were the instigators of style trends, but were eclipsed by better financed and bigger names who often – lets face it – nicked their ideas.( fashion houses had no ethics in that matter).

I was digging through the basement at an estate sale a while back, and found a manilla envelope full of vintage paint chip brochures - you gotta love the folks who never throw anything away! A couple of them are dated 1957, so I'm assuming they are all from around that time... Before I list them I figured I should scan in the chips to post here - they might be helpful to those folks who are retro renovating, and looking for authentic paint colors. Enjoy, and be sure to click to enlarge the…

Manufacturing processes improved greatly in the 1940s so much that ready-to-wear clothing was almost as affordable as fabric alone. The need and desire to sew clothing at home significantly decreased in the 1950s. For those who still chose to sew their own clothing, the diversity of new fabrics and the variety of colors, prints and

1940's color palettes, decor, bungalows | 1940's Kem-Tone Color Chart

1950's Color combo.