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C2 Paint Teal Paint Colors
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Every teal in the C2 Paint deck — 26 colors, LRV 71 down to 5 — grouped by undertone and depth.
All 26 C2 Paint teal 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 here tints across C2's full lineup — LUXE, Studio, LoVo, and Cabinet & Trim — sold through independent dealers and c2paint.com. Deep colors like Mediterranean (C2-709) benefit from a tinted gray primer to avoid a patchy first coat over white drywall, especially on cabinetry or trim where the finish needs to look flawless.
Any paint store can color-match a C2 teal from its code or a physical chip. Because C2's full-spectrum, 16-colorant tinting handles the blue-green crossover differently than most mass-market formulas, a cross-brand match can shift slightly toward more blue or more green — test a sample before committing to a full room.
Light to Dark
The whole C2 Paint teal range by depth. LRV is the number to trust — the same teal looks two steps darker on a wall than on a chip.
This family spans LRV 5 to 71 (Variegated, C2-704, at the very top), one of the widest ranges in the deck. Deep, saturated teal — the kind that reads as a genuine statement color — sits in the LRV 5 to 15 band: Mediterranean (C2-709), Blue Grotto (C2-726), and Scallywag (C2-727, LRV 13) all hold that saturation. The LRV 40s to 50s band, including A Cappella (C2-717, LRV 47) and Salty Brine (C2-701, LRV 52), gives a soft, spa-like teal that works as a full-room color.
At the very top, Variegated (C2-704, LRV 71) and Raindrop (C2-720, LRV 68) are light enough to use as a whole-house neutral with a teal whisper.
C2 Paint Teals by Room
Each room page shows teal picks from every US brand side by side — C2 Paint included — so you can compare in context.
Deep teals like Mediterranean (C2-709) and Blue Grotto (C2-726) are classic choices for a bathroom, a study, or kitchen cabinetry, where the color reads rich rather than aquatic-cliché. Mid-tone teals like Churchill (C2-730) and Halifax (C2-711, LRV 19) suit bedrooms and living rooms as a calming full-room color. The palest end — Raindrop (C2-720), Whitewater (C2-737), Variegated (C2-704) — works especially well in bathrooms and coastal-leaning spaces where you want a hint of color without going bold.
Peppermint (C2-714, LRV 36) and Inuvik Ice (C2-716, LRV 39) sit in a fresh, light-to-mid range that suits a kitchen or breakfast nook.
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What C2 Teals Actually Look Like
C2's teal family runs 26 colors, sitting at the crossroads of blue and green and covering everything from a near-black moody teal to a pale, misty aqua. Mediterranean (C2-709, LRV 5) is the deepest, reading almost as a teal-black, while Blue Grotto (C2-726, LRV 11) holds real saturation at a similarly dark level. Churchill (C2-730, LRV 26) and Luna (C2-712, LRV 30) sit in a confident mid-tone, and at the light end, Raindrop (C2-720, LRV 68) and Whitewater (C2-737, LRV 68) are nearly pastel, reading closer to a soft aqua-white.
Virginia Morn (BD23, LRV 39) and Pond Shimmer (BD24, LRV 41), both from the Barry Dixon collection, sit in the middle and lean brighter and more saturated than most of the numbered C2 colors around the same LRV.
Pairing C2 Teals With Other Colors
Deep teals like Mediterranean (C2-709) pair naturally with warm woods and brass hardware, since the coolness of the color needs a warm counterpoint to avoid feeling cold. Against C2's blues, a teal like Blue Grotto (C2-726) sits close enough in tone to Windsor (C2-762) or Kauai (C2-761) for a layered, coastal palette that reads as intentional rather than mismatched.
The pale end of this family, Raindrop (C2-720) and Whitewater (C2-737), pairs easily with warm off-whites and light woods for an airy, spa-inspired room. For contrast, C2's warm oranges like Kasbah (C2-573) sit directly across the color wheel from teal and make a bold accent pairing.
The Questions Everyone Asks
How many teal colors does C2 offer?
26 colors, spanning the near-black Mediterranean (C2-709, LRV 5) up to the nearly pastel Variegated (C2-704, LRV 71). The family sits at the crossroads of blue and green, so some colors lean more toward one or the other.
What is C2's deepest, most saturated teal?
Mediterranean (C2-709, LRV 5) is the deepest, reading almost as a teal-black. Blue Grotto (C2-726, LRV 11) holds strong saturation at a similarly dark level and is the pick if you want the color to read more clearly as teal rather than near-black.
What's a good soft, spa-like C2 teal?
A Cappella (C2-717, LRV 47) and Salty Brine (C2-701, LRV 52) sit in a soft, mid-range LRV band that reads calm and spa-like rather than bold. Both work well as a full-room color in a bathroom or bedroom.
Is C2 teal better for a whole room or an accent?
Either works, depending on LRV. Deep colors like Mediterranean (C2-709) or Blue Grotto (C2-726) suit an accent wall or cabinetry, where the saturation reads as a statement. Lighter colors like Raindrop (C2-720, LRV 68) are pale enough to use across an entire room as a soft neutral.
What colors pair with a C2 teal?
Warm woods and brass hardware balance the coolness of a deep teal like Mediterranean (C2-709). Against C2's blues, a teal like Blue Grotto (C2-726) layers well with navies like Windsor (C2-762). For bold contrast, warm oranges like Kasbah (C2-573) sit across the color wheel from teal.
Can I color-match a C2 teal at another paint store?
Yes, any paint store can match a C2 teal from its code or chip. Because teal sits at the crossover of blue and green, and C2 tints with a full-spectrum, 16-colorant formula, a cross-brand match can shift slightly warmer or cooler — test a sample before painting a full room.
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