I don't think they were moved to the new deck and then renamed. I think it was a new collection of colors. That's not to say that some of the old ones did not migrate over under a new name. I dunno. I never heard much about the old decks transferring over to the new Color Specifier. When the newer SW Concepts in Color deck came out sometime in 2007, I know a lot of people thought some of those color were the Martha Stewart Signature Collection colors just moved under a SW deck and collection name, and that's not the case. The Martha colors and chips totally went bye-bye when the contract ended and the SW Concept in Colors is a whole new palette. If SW was smart, they would dig out those old interior and exterior palettes. Forward-looking in terms of color trends (real people who paint their houses and businesses color trends, not the Color Marketing-type color trends) I think they already have some killer color solutions in their backpocket and don't even know it.

As far as I know they have builder grade, Professional, and Premium series. Based on searches here and Google I've determined that Pro or Premium are the way to go (decent quality value mix) and to stay away from the builder grades (a given no matter what manufacturer). Here's the article on the acquisition of Simonton by Ply Gem: http://www.marketwatch.com/story/ply-gem-industries-completes-acquisition-of-simonton-windows-from-fortune-brands-home-security-2014-09-22

I got a new computer for Christmas and the big "hold my breath" moment was whether or not all of my GW bookmarks would transfer over and yes, they did. satine100 - I'm glad you didn't disappear

Martha Stewart talked about a “housekeeping room”, that had most of those activities as well as crafts, home sewing, and wrapping. In my Grandma’s house, your room was called the “utility room”. And it was!