C2 Paint · Pink Paint Colors
C2 Paint Pink Paint Colors
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Every pink in the C2 Paint deck — 19 colors, LRV 65 down to 10 — grouped by undertone and depth.
All 19 C2 Paint pink paint colors
Grouped by undertone (warm → cool)Hex values are display approximations from C2 Paint's published swatch tools — not guaranteed to match a physical sample under controlled lighting. Order a brand-direct sample before specifying.
Every color in this family tints across C2's full lineup — LUXE, Studio, LoVo, and Cabinet & Trim — through independent dealers and c2paint.com. Deep colors like Mulberry (C2-507) benefit from a tinted gray primer to avoid a patchy, thin first coat over white drywall.
Any paint store can pull a color match from a C2 pink's code or a physical chip. Because C2's full-spectrum, 16-colorant tinting differs from most mass-market formulas, a cross-brand match can land slightly off on undertone, especially on the dusty, mauve-leaning colors — test a sample before you commit to a full room.
Light to Dark
The whole C2 Paint pink range by depth. LRV is the number to trust — the same pink looks two steps darker on a wall than on a chip.
This family spans LRV 10 to 65, one of the widest ranges in the C2 deck, which means "pink" here covers everything from a moody accent color to a nearly-white wall. Deep-LRV colors like Mulberry (C2-507) and Nevada (C2-526) hold their saturation as a genuine statement color, the kind that reads as a rich jewel tone rather than pastel. Mid-range colors like Turkey Wattle (BD52, LRV 44) and Savannah (C2-543, LRV 30) work as a confident but livable wall color.
At the top of the range, Belle's Nose (BD50, LRV 65) and Tomfoolery (C2-544, LRV 54) are light enough to use across an entire room without the color overwhelming the space, functioning more like a warm neutral with a pink whisper than a pink statement.
C2 Paint Pinks by Room
Each room page shows pink picks from every US brand side by side — C2 Paint included — so you can compare in context.
The deep, wine-toned end of this family — Mulberry (C2-507), Crantini (C2-508) — works well in a dining room, powder room, or study, where the depth reads as rich and grown-up rather than sweet. The dusty, muted middle — Bombay (C2-524), Pueblo (C2-510) — suits a bedroom or living room, especially paired with warm wood tones. The light end — Belle's Nose (BD50), Cochin Shell (BD51) — works as a full-room neutral in a nursery, bathroom, or bedroom where a hint of warmth is welcome without a strong color statement.
Dahlia (BD59, LRV 29), a brighter, more saturated pink, is the pick if the goal is genuine color energy rather than a muted or neutral pink.
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What C2 Pinks Actually Look Like
C2 keeps 19 colors in its pink family, and the range runs from wine-deep to barely-there blush rather than sitting in one candy-pink lane. Mulberry (C2-507, LRV 10) and Crantini (C2-508, LRV 14) are the deepest, reading closer to a saturated berry or wine than a conventional pink. On the opposite end, Belle's Nose (BD50, LRV 65) and Cochin Shell (BD51, LRV 59) are soft, almost-neutral blush tones that could pass as a warm off-white in some light.
A handful of colors sit in a dusty, muted middle that reads more sophisticated than sweet: Bombay (C2-524, LRV 16), Nevada (C2-526, LRV 18), and Pueblo (C2-510, LRV 20) all carry a grayed-down mauve quality rather than a bright pink.
Pairing C2 Pinks With Other Colors
The muted, mauve-leaning pinks in this family pair naturally with C2's purples — Bel Ange Rose (C2-511) or Nevada (C2-526) sit close in tone to Portuguese Dawn (C2-780) for a cohesive dusty-plum palette. Deeper pinks like Mulberry (C2-507) contrast well against a warm off-white trim or a deep near-black like Twilight Zone (C2-821) for a moody, high-contrast look.
The pale end of the family — Belle's Nose (BD50), Cochin Shell (BD51) — reads as a warm neutral, so it pairs easily with greens like Wasabi (C2-666) or golds like Gold Digger (C2-858) without competing for attention.
The Questions Everyone Asks
How many pink colors does C2 offer?
19 colors, ranging from the deep wine-toned Mulberry (C2-507, LRV 10) to the soft, nearly-neutral Belle's Nose (BD50, LRV 65). The family leans more toward dusty, sophisticated mauves than bright candy pinks.
Does C2 make a deep, saturated pink?
Yes. Mulberry (C2-507, LRV 10) and Crantini (C2-508, LRV 14) are the deepest, reading closer to a wine or berry tone than a conventional pink. Dahlia (BD59, LRV 29) is the most saturated true pink in the family if you want color energy without going that dark.
Are C2 pinks more muted or bright?
Mostly muted. Colors like Bombay (C2-524), Nevada (C2-526), and Pueblo (C2-510) carry a grayed-down, mauve quality rather than a bright pink. Dahlia (BD59) is the exception, sitting closer to a true saturated pink.
What's a good full-room pink for a nursery or bedroom?
Belle's Nose (BD50, LRV 65) or Cochin Shell (BD51, LRV 59) are light enough to use on every wall without overwhelming the room, reading more like a warm neutral than a strong pink. Both are among the highest-LRV colors in the family.
What colors go with a C2 pink?
Muted pinks like Bombay (C2-524) pair naturally with C2 purples like Portuguese Dawn (C2-780) for a dusty, cohesive scheme. Deep pinks like Mulberry (C2-507) contrast well against warm white trim or a near-black like Twilight Zone (C2-821).
Can I color-match a C2 pink at a different paint store?
Yes, any store can match a C2 pink from its code or chip. C2's full-spectrum tinting uses more colorants than most mass-market mixes, so a cross-brand match — especially on the dusty, mauve-leaning colors — can shift slightly. Test a sample before painting the whole room.
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