Dutch Boy · Blue paint colors

Dutch Boy Blue All 111, sorted honestly.

Every blue in the Dutch Boy deck: 111 colors, LRV 69 down to 3, grouped by undertone and depth.

111blues in the deck
69–3LRV, lightest to darkest
26room pages
Lightest · LRV 69The deck, light to dark, in 24 steps.Darkest · LRV 3
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All 111 Dutch Boy Blue Paint Colors

Every blue in the Dutch Boy deck, LRV 69 down to 3. Grouped by undertone, warm to cool. Filter by depth or change the order.

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Hex values are display approximations from Dutch Boy's published swatch tools, not a physical sample under controlled lighting. Order a brand-direct sample before specifying.

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By depth

Light to Dark

The whole Dutch Boy blue range by depth. LRV is the number to trust: the same blue looks two steps darker on a wall than on a chip.

LightLRV 55–70
12
MidLRV 35–55
25
DeepLRV 15–35
37
DarkestLRV under 15
37
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More on Dutch Boy blue paint colors

What Dutch Boy Blues Are Like

Blue is a deep, versatile family at Dutch Boy, running from soft sky tints to dark navy. The light end is calm and easy, with airy pale blues like Glacial Winds and Sky's the Limit that work almost like cool tinted neutrals on a wall. The middle is the friendly, classic-blue zone, with cheerful tones such as Big Sky Country, Perfect Day, and the sky-blue On Cloud Nine.

The deep end gives you confident statement blues like the bold Splashed Blue, the denim-toned Endless Summer, and the rich navy Rich Cobalt for cabinetry, doors, or an accent wall. Blue reads as restful and timeless, so this family suits bedrooms, bathrooms, offices, and any room where you want a calm, classic, non-trendy color.

How to Choose Within Dutch Boy's Blues

Use LRV to control how light and how cool the room feels. A pale blue like Glacial Winds near LRV 69 or Sky's the Limit around 60 keeps a space soft and open, a mid-blue such as Perfect Day near 45 or On Cloud Nine around 40 carries clear color while staying livable, and a navy like Rich Cobalt near LRV 8 is bold cabinet-and-accent territory.

Blue is a cool color, so it can feel chilly in a north-facing room with cool bulbs; balance it with warm whites, wood, and brass to keep it inviting. Watch for green or purple casts in the lighter tints, and sample under your own light morning and evening. A classic scheme runs light to mid blue walls with crisp white trim, and deep navy on a door or built-in for contrast.

Questions people actually ask

Dutch Boy Blue Paint FAQ

What's a popular Dutch Boy blue for a bedroom?

A soft to mid blue like Sky's the Limit or On Cloud Nine reads calm and restful, ideal for a bedroom. Both keep clear color without making the room feel cold.

Which Dutch Boy blue is a good navy?

Rich Cobalt is the deep navy of the family, strong for cabinetry, a front door, or an accent wall. The denim-toned Endless Summer is a slightly softer dark-blue alternative.

Will a Dutch Boy blue make my room feel cold?

It can in a north-facing room with cool bulbs, since blue is a cool color. Balance it with warm whites, wood, and brass accents, and sample the color under your own light at different times of day.

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