Glidden pink paint colors
346 pink paint colors from the Glidden deck. LRV ranges from 83 (lightest) down to 16 (darkest). Click any swatch to see how it cross-matches at the 10 other US paint brands.
Pink stopped being a kids-room-only color around 2018, when "millennial pink" started showing up on dining-room walls and powder-room cabinetry. The family runs from soft, almost-white blush (think peach-tinted off-whites) through dusty rose (a true muted pink) to coral (warmer, more orange-leaning), and peaks in the saturated true pinks reserved for accent walls.
All 346 pink paint colors from Glidden
Grouped by undertone (warm → cool)Hex values are display approximations from Glidden's published swatch tools — not guaranteed to match a physical sample under controlled lighting. Order a brand-direct sample before specifying.
Glidden pink paint colors by room
4 roomsRooms where pink paint commonly works. Each link jumps to that room's curated picks across every brand — Glidden included — so you can compare Glidden pink paint colors alongside the alternatives in context.
Other Glidden color families
Pink paint colors at other US brands
About Glidden pink paint colors
What Glidden Pinks Actually Look Like
Glidden's pink family is broad and mostly soft, leaning toward warm blush and peachy tones rather than bright bubblegum. Heirloom Pink is the palest, a delicate near-white blush, while Sweet Bianca adds a soft rosy whisper. Just Peachy and Siesta warm things up toward peach, blurring the line between pink and a warm neutral.
The deeper picks carry more color. Tan Suede Gloves reads as a muted rosy tan, Fashion Front Rose as a dusty rose, and Victorian Plum anchors the family as a deep, grayed mauve-plum. These warm, easy pinks suit nurseries, bedrooms, and powder rooms, and the palest blush picks act almost like a tinted neutral, which is exactly the gentle, livable look mass-retail shoppers favor.
How To Choose A Glidden Pink
This family spans a wide LRV range, from deep mauve-plum in the mid-teens up to near-white blush in the low 80s, so the number sets the intensity. For a subtle, almost-neutral wall, choose Heirloom Pink or Sweet Bianca high in the range. For a clear rosy color, step into Siesta or Fashion Front Rose in the mid-range. Use a deep pick like Victorian Plum for an accent wall or cabinetry.
Most of these pinks lean warm, so they flatter warm light and wood tones, but a peachy pick like Just Peachy can read more like a neutral than a true pink. Test on the wall, since pale pinks can surprise you and go either chalky or too sweet depending on the light. Glidden tints all of these fresh at the paint desk in your chosen line.
Glidden pink paint — frequently asked questions
What is a good subtle Glidden pink for a nursery?+
Heirloom Pink near LRV 83 is a delicate near-white blush that reads almost neutral, ideal for a soft nursery. Sweet Bianca offers a touch more rosy color while staying gentle and warm.
Does Glidden have a deep mauve or plum pink?+
Yes. Victorian Plum anchors this family at an LRV near 16 as a deep, grayed mauve-plum, and Fashion Front Rose offers a dusty rose at mid-range. Both work as accent walls and pair well with warm neutrals.
Will a pale Glidden pink look too sweet on the wall?+
A pale blush can read either chalky or too sweet depending on the light, so it pays to sample first. A peachy pick like Just Peachy reads more like a warm neutral than a true pink if you want something more subtle. Always test on the wall before painting.