PPG / Glidden · Orange Paint Colors
PPG / Glidden Orange Paint Colors
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Every orange in the PPG Paints + Glidden Premium deck — 83 colors, LRV 70 down to 14 — grouped by undertone and depth.
All 83 PPG / Glidden orange paint colors
Grouped by undertone (warm → cool)Hex values are display approximations from PPG / Glidden's published swatch tools — not guaranteed to match a physical sample under controlled lighting. Order a brand-direct sample before specifying.
Every color here is mixed to order. The store starts with a base and adds tint to hit the exact formula, so an orange like Holland Tile or Buffalo Trail is a real product you buy, not just a swatch. Glidden and PPG Timeless are stocked at The Home Depot, while PPG Paints and Pittsburgh Paints sell through company stores and independent dealers. You can choose your line by budget and need — Glidden Essentials, Premium, and Diamond run value to better, with PPG Timeless and PPG Diamond on the architectural side.
If you fall for a shade but want it in a different brand's paint, cross-matching is straightforward. A paint counter can scan a chip or match a color by its LRV and undertone, so you can take Ginger Peach or Brown Clay and have it mixed in another US line — including the featured Kompozit deck. Matching by LRV is the most reliable shortcut: find the closest LRV and warmth in the other deck, then sample before you commit, because no two brands' bases are identical.
Light to Dark
The whole PPG / Glidden orange range by depth. LRV is the number to trust — the same orange looks two steps darker on a wall than on a chip.
LRV is light reflectance value. It runs from 0 (black) to 100 (white) and tells you how light or dark a color reads on the wall. This orange slice runs from LRV 16 at the darkest to LRV 68 at the lightest, so the same family covers airy and bold.
If you want an orange that brightens a room and keeps it open, stay high. Ginger Peach at LRV 68 is the lightest example here and works as a near-neutral wash. For a mid-tone with real color, Hush Puppy (50), Buffalo Trail (47), and Holland Tile (39) hold their hue without going dark. For drama and depth, drop to Summer Sunset (31), Brown Clay (27), or Brown Basket (23) — just know lower-LRV colors soak up light, so they show best in rooms that get good sun.
PPG / Glidden Oranges by Room
Each room page shows orange picks from every US brand side by side — PPG / Glidden included — so you can compare in context.
Lighter oranges like Ginger Peach are easy on big surfaces. They suit kitchens, hallways, and open living areas where you want warmth without committing to a strong color. They also handle north-facing rooms well because they keep things from feeling cold.
The mid and deep oranges earn their keep as accents and feature walls. Pumpkin Patch or Summer Sunset on a single dining-room wall, an entry, or a built-in adds energy without taking over. Deep tones like Brown Clay and Brown Basket make cozy, enveloping spaces — think a study, a powder room, or a fireplace wall. Test any color with a sample on the actual wall and look at it morning and night, since orange shifts a lot with light.
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The Character Of PPG And Glidden Oranges
PPG and Glidden share one big color library, so this orange family pulls from both the PPG Paints and Glidden Premium decks. With 75 oranges to pick from, you get real range, from soft peachy tones to deep clay browns. These are not the loud, plastic oranges some brands lean on. Most read warm and grounded, the kind of orange that already looks lived-in.
You can see the spread in the named colors. Ginger Peach is a light, creamy orange. Pumpkin Patch and Summer Sunset land in the classic mid-tone zone. Brown Clay and Brown Basket sit at the deep, earthy end where orange shades into terracotta and brown.
Pairing With Trim, Ceiling, And Coordinating Colors
Warm oranges look best with warm whites, not stark cool ones. A soft white trim and ceiling keep the wall feeling intentional rather than jarring. Glidden's well-known whites like Delicate White and Toasted Almond are easy partners, and Toasted Almond in particular bridges nicely into the lighter end of this orange family.
For coordinating colors, lean on what already sits next to orange on the wheel. Warm browns and creams build a tonal, earthy scheme around Brown Clay or Brown Basket. For contrast, a deep blue-green grounds a bright orange beautifully — Glidden's Night Watch or Starless Sky give you that moody counterweight against a Pumpkin Patch or Summer Sunset accent.
The Questions Everyone Asks
How many orange paint colors do PPG and Glidden offer?
This orange family has 75 colors pulled from the combined PPG Paints and Glidden Premium decks. They range from light, peachy tones to deep clay and brown shades, so you have plenty to choose from at every depth.
What's the lightest and darkest orange in this group?
By LRV, the lightest example here is Ginger Peach at 68, which reads almost like a warm neutral. The darkest examples sit around LRV 16 to 23, with Brown Basket at 23 — these deep, earthy tones absorb light and work best in well-lit rooms.
Are these oranges good for a whole room or just an accent wall?
Both, depending on depth. Lighter oranges like Ginger Peach are easy on every wall of a kitchen or living room, while mid and deep tones like Pumpkin Patch, Summer Sunset, and Brown Clay shine as accent walls or in small cozy spaces.
What trim and ceiling colors go with orange?
Warm whites work best. A soft white trim and ceiling keep the wall feeling intentional, and Glidden's Delicate White or Toasted Almond pair naturally with these warm oranges.
Where do I buy PPG and Glidden orange paint?
Glidden and PPG Timeless are sold at The Home Depot, and PPG Paints and Pittsburgh Paints sell through company stores and independent dealers. Every color is mixed to order at the counter, so you pick the color and line and they tint it for you.
Can I match a PPG or Glidden orange to another brand like Kompozit?
Yes. A paint counter can scan a chip or match by LRV and undertone, so you can take a color like Buffalo Trail or Brown Clay and have it mixed in another US line, including the featured Kompozit deck. Match the closest LRV and warmth, then sample before committing since bases differ between brands.
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