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Hi, this is Old Village Paint. Pleasure to meet you! We are obsessed with making top quality and easy to use Paints and Finishes that will make your house and furniture painting easier and last longer. We believe in honesty, transparency, and testing of every batch we make. We use all the best quality ingredients available and are always searching for new and better ingredients to stay on top. Quality is our first goal ~ then price. Simply said, we strive to stay on top! We believe in exceptional Customer service and satisfaction. Over 200 years of manufacturing is our crown. Since 1816
Our original Factory was C. Schrack & Co. In downtown Philadelphia where the US mint now stands. Just around the corner from Independence Hall. Then thru a series of events we became Turco Paint & Varnish Co. Sometime in the 1950’s. And eventually we evolved into Old Village Paint in the late 1900’s. All along the same family.
The below video features Artist & Muralist, Susan Leach using Old Village Paints in the historic house in Wiscasset Maine.
Old Village Paints capture the charm and character of Colonial, Federal and Victorian periods. Perfect for furniture, walls, decorative accents, interior and exterior woodwork. Easy to use. Soft-sheen velvety finish. Old Village Paints are available in your choice of latex, oil-base, buttermilk formulations or paste stains. The Old Village Colour Craftsmen are honored with the opportunity to make paint for many of America’s most distinguished institutions. Old Village Paints offer to the architect, decorator, and home owner a series of authentic colors representative of those used in colonial America. They are formulated for use either inside or outside, over a great variety of substrates. Hiding level, durability, and application properties of Old Village Paints are of the highest order.
Authentic Colours crafted by masters of 18th and 19th Century color fidelity – fifth generation paintmakers. The Old Village paint craftsmen create the authentic colors that simply cannot be matched by a mass production process or by guessing and mixing. Old Village Paints are of superb quality, using natural earth pigments from around the world, as well as the heartland of America.
