Hex values are display approximations from HGTV Home by Sherwin-Williams's published swatch tools — not guaranteed to match a physical sample under controlled lighting. Order a brand-direct sample before specifying.

Light to Dark

The whole HGTV Home by Sherwin-Williams orange range by depth. LRV is the number to trust — the same orange looks two steps darker on a wall than on a chip.

Light

LRV 55–70 · 20

Mid

LRV 35–55 · 51

Deep

LRV 15–35 · 36

HGTV Home by Sherwin-Williams Oranges by Room

Each room page shows orange picks from every US brand side by side — HGTV Home by Sherwin-Williams included — so you can compare in context.

Orange Children's Room →

Reflecting Pool, Fresh Apple, Tuscan Sun

Orange Playroom →

Lost in the 80s, Fresh Apple, Lemon Lily

Orange Accent Wall →

Cracker Jack

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What HGTV Home Oranges Look Like

Orange in the HGTV Home by Sherwin-Williams deck is mostly the warm, friendly end of the spectrum, running from earthy terracotta to soft peach and gold. The deeper shades read grounded and rustic: Rowan Berries (HGSW 1092) and Copper Pot (HGSW 7709) carry a burnt, clay-fired warmth that suits an accent wall or a southwestern scheme, while French Mustard (HGSW 2141) and Essential Gold (HGSW 2132) drift toward gold-orange. The mid family is where the curated, livable picks sit: Coral Island (HGSW 6332), Sunset (HGSW 6626), and Coral Odyssey (HGSW 1075) blend orange and coral for a sunny, energetic feel. At the light end, Sumptuous Peach (HGSW 6345), Pale Apricot (HGSW 1126), and Delicious Melon (HGSW 6653) soften into peachy near-neutrals that warm a whole room without shouting.

How to Choose an HGTV Home Orange

Orange is a high-energy color, so LRV decides how much of that energy fills the room. A deep, saturated pick like Rowan Berries (HGSW 1092) is best as an accent, since a full room of it can feel intense. A soft, high-LRV peach like Sumptuous Peach (HGSW 6345) or Pale Apricot (HGSW 1126) acts almost like a warm neutral and works whole-home. Mind the light: oranges glow and intensify in warm afternoon sun, so a mid shade like Sunset (HGSW 6626) can read brighter than the chip late in the day. In cooler north light the same color reads more muted and earthy. For a balanced, designer feel, pair a peachy wall with crisp white trim. Sample on the wall, then mix to order at Lowe's, since Sherwin-Williams keeps the warm tone consistent across the line you choose.

The Questions Everyone Asks

Which HGTV Home orange works for a whole room?

The soft, high-LRV peaches are the easy whole-room choice because they act like warm neutrals. Sumptuous Peach (HGSW 6345) and Pale Apricot (HGSW 1126) add warmth and glow without overpowering the space.

Are these oranges warm or earthy?

Mostly warm and earthy, which is what makes them feel grounded rather than loud. Rowan Berries (HGSW 1092) and Copper Pot (HGSW 7709) lean terracotta and clay, while Coral Odyssey (HGSW 1075) brings a brighter coral-orange energy.

Will an orange wall look brighter at certain times of day?

Yes. Oranges intensify in warm afternoon light, so a shade like Sunset (HGSW 6626) can read brighter and more vivid late in the day than it does at noon. Sample a large board and watch it across the day before you commit.