Kompozit Red All 47, sorted honestly.
Every red in the Full deck deck: 47 colors, LRV 32 down to 6, grouped by undertone and depth.
All 47 Kompozit Red Paint Colors
Every red in the Full deck deck, LRV 32 down to 6. Grouped by undertone, warm to cool. Filter by depth or change the order.
Hex values are display approximations from Kompozit's published swatch tools, not a physical sample under controlled lighting. Order a brand-direct sample before specifying.
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Kompozit is CompositePaint's featured partner deck, and every color in it is mixed to order rather than pulled off a shelf. That means a red like Movie Star (1116) or Siren (1117) is made fresh in the amount you need, so you are not limited to pre-stocked cans. The full palette is a real working set for walls, trim, and accents, not just an inspiration board.
Kompozit sits in the same browse-and-match system as the national brands, so it is not a walled garden. You can take a red you already like from another brand and find the closest Kompozit match, or start from a Kompozit color like Corazon and cross-match outward. Sorting by LRV makes those matches more reliable, since two reds with the same lightness behave alike on the wall.
Kompozit Red, Room by Room
Each room page shows red picks from every US brand side by side, so you can compare in context.
Reds shine as accents and statement surfaces more than as whole-room wall color. A single feature wall in Movie Star (1116) or Unmatched Beauty (1110) gives a dining room or entry real presence without overwhelming it. Lighter, livelier reds like Heart to Heart and Corazon also do well on built-ins, a front door, or a powder room where a bold hit of color is welcome.
The deeper colors are made for atmosphere. Casandra (9) or Siren (9.9) suit a dining room, a study, or a media room where you want walls to recede and feel intimate. Softer Punky Pink (1129) reads more playful and fits a bedroom, nursery, or a cheerful kitchen accent.
How Deep Each Red Deck Goes
How many red colors each brand carries, drawn with that deck's own reds from light to dark. Pick your store first, then the color. Every brand equal, no favorites.
More on Kompozit red paint colors
Choosing by LRV in This Slice
Every Kompozit color has a published LRV, which is just a number for how much light it bounces back. In this red slice the range is 6.5 at the darkest up to 22.6 at the lightest, so even the brightest reds here are still fairly deep by LRV standards. Heart to Heart (1100) sits at the top at 22.6, while the low-6 colors are the ones that will swallow light.
Use the number to set the mood. A higher-LRV red like Heart to Heart or Corazon (17.6) keeps a room feeling open and energetic. A lower-LRV pick like Casandra (9) or Siren (9.9) wraps a space in something darker and more dramatic, which works best where you already have good light or want a cozy, enclosed feel.
The Character of Kompozit's Reds
Kompozit's red family runs 44 colors deep, and it covers a lot of ground. You get clear, lively reds like Heart to Heart (1100) and Corazon (0073), warmer berry tones like Prosperity (0107), and softer pink-leaning shades like Punky Pink (1129). At the deep end, colors like Casandra (0088) and Siren (1117) read rich and grounded rather than bright.
The undertones shift across the slice. Some reds lean warm and orange-tinged, others pull toward pink or cool berry. Look at a real sample in your own light before you commit, because reds change more than most colors between morning and evening.
Pairing With Trim, Ceiling, and Coordinating Colors
Reds need calm around them to look their best. Crisp white or soft off-white trim keeps a bright red like Corazon or Heart to Heart looking clean, while a warm cream softens the deeper colors and makes Casandra or Unmatched Beauty feel richer instead of harsh. A simple white or very light ceiling is the safe default above any of these reds.
For coordinating walls, lean on neutrals and quiet greens or blues so the red stays the star. Warm greige or a soft taupe grounds a berry tone like Prosperity (0107), and a muted sage or slate balances the brighter reds. Because every Kompozit color is LRV-sortable, you can line up a deep red next to a light neutral and check the contrast by the numbers before you paint.
Kompozit Red Paint FAQ
What is the most popular Kompozit red paint color?
Angelic Choir (0058). Quintessential round out the short list most people choose from.
how many red paint colors does Kompozit have?
Kompozit's red family in the featured deck has 44 colors. They range from lively, lighter reds like Heart to Heart (1100) down to deep, grounded shades like Casandra (0088), so you have plenty of room to dial in the exact tone you want.
what is the lightest and darkest red in this slice?
By LRV, the lightest is Heart to Heart (1100) at 22.6 and the darkest sits at 6.5. LRV just measures how much light a color reflects, so a higher number stays brighter and more open while a lower number reads deep and dramatic.
are Kompozit reds good for a whole room or just accents?
Both work, but it depends on the depth. Lighter, livelier reds like Corazon (0073) can carry a small room such as a powder room or entry, while deeper colors like Siren (1117) or Casandra (0088) are best as a feature wall or in a room with good light, where the drama is the point.
what trim and ceiling colors go with these reds?
Crisp white or soft off-white trim keeps brighter reds looking clean, and a warm cream flatters the deeper ones. A simple white or very light ceiling is the reliable default above any red in this slice.
how are Kompozit colors sold?
They are mixed to order. Kompozit is CompositePaint's featured partner deck, so a color like Movie Star (1116) is made fresh in the amount you need rather than picked from pre-stocked cans. Every color also has a published LRV to help you plan.
can I match a Kompozit red to another brand's color?
Yes. Kompozit lives in the same browse-and-match system as the national brands, so you can cross-match in either direction. Sorting by LRV makes the match more accurate, since two reds with the same lightness will behave similarly on your wall.
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