Dutch Boy · Teal paint colors

Dutch Boy Teal All 115, sorted honestly.

Every teal in the Dutch Boy deck: 115 colors, LRV 84 down to 4, grouped by undertone and depth.

115teals in the deck
84–4LRV, lightest to darkest
2room pages
Lightest · LRV 84The deck, light to dark, in 24 steps.Darkest · LRV 4
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All 115 Dutch Boy Teal Paint Colors

Every teal in the Dutch Boy deck, LRV 84 down to 4. 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 teal range by depth. LRV is the number to trust: the same teal looks two steps darker on a wall than on a chip.

Near-whiteLRV 70–100
11
LightLRV 55–70
24
MidLRV 35–55
27
DeepLRV 15–35
33
DarkestLRV under 15
20
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Dutch Boy Teal, Room by Room

Each room page shows teal picks from every US brand side by side, so you can compare in context.

Before you sample

More on Dutch Boy teal paint colors

What Dutch Boy Teals Are Like

Dutch Boy's teal family lives in the lively blue-green space, and it leans more fun and vivid than the brand's quieter neutrals. The light end is breezy and spa-like, with airy aqua tones such as Icecap Green and Aqua'd Glass that feel clean and fresh. The mid-range is where teal gets its personality, with saturated picks like the seafoam Verdigris Patina and the jewel-toned Aquatica.

The deep end turns into rich, retro teals like 50's Teal and the near-black Shaded Aspen, plus muted slate-teals like Streamed Blue for a more grown-up version. This family suits bathrooms, powder rooms, kitchens, and accent walls where you want color and a coastal or vintage mood without committing to plain blue.

How to Choose Within Dutch Boy's Teals

Decide how much energy you want. A pale aqua like Icecap Green near LRV 80 reads almost like a tinted white and keeps a small bath bright and airy, while a saturated teal like Aquatica around LRV 40 or Verdigris Patina near 54 is a true color statement. The deep retro teals like 50's Teal near LRV 13 are bold accent territory.

Teal shifts between greener and bluer depending on light and what surrounds it, so test under your bulbs, since these vivid tones can read brighter than expected in a small room. The saturated picks share the coverage demands of other deep colors, so plan a primer and a second coat. Pair light aquas with crisp white and warm wood; for deep teal, white trim and brass or gold accents make it sing.

Questions people actually ask

Dutch Boy Teal Paint FAQ

What's a good Dutch Boy teal for a bathroom?

A light, airy aqua like Icecap Green or Aqua'd Glass keeps a small bath bright and spa-like. If you want more color, a saturated pick like Verdigris Patina gives a fresh seafoam without going too dark.

Do Dutch Boy teals look more blue or green?

They sit between the two and shift with the light. Picks like Aquatica read as a vivid blue-green jewel tone, while muted options like Streamed Blue lean more slate-teal. Surrounding colors and bulbs nudge them either way, so sample first.

Which Dutch Boy teal has a retro feel?

The deeper end leans vintage. 50's Teal is a rich classic blue-green, and the near-black Shaded Aspen works as a bold, moody accent. Both pair well with white trim and brass or gold fixtures.

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