Rodda · Blue Paint Colors
Rodda Blue Paint Colors
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Every blue in the Cascadia + Northwest deck — 11 colors, LRV 18 down to 5 — grouped by undertone and depth.
All 11 Rodda blue paint colors
Grouped by undertone (warm → cool)Hex values are display approximations from Rodda's published swatch tools — not guaranteed to match a physical sample under controlled lighting. Order a brand-direct sample before specifying.
All eleven blues mix to order at Rodda's own stores across the five-state PNW footprint, most commonly into the Horizon interior line or an exterior product for trim and doors. There's no national retail channel.
Every color here carries a published hex and LRV, so outside the region, any national brand's counter can match the exact dusty blue or navy you're after.
Rodda Blues by Room
Each room page shows blue picks from every US brand side by side — Rodda included — so you can compare in context.
The lighter blues — Evening Tide (R088), Blue Jay (CA202), Spruce Shadow (R082) — work as calm bedroom or bathroom walls, and their grayed quality means they won't fight with the Pacific Northwest's own grey daylight the way a brighter blue might.
The mid-range colors like Wabi-Sabi (R100) and Deep Well (R101) suit a den or office where you want depth without full darkness. Deep Plunge (R089) and Midnight (CA210) are dramatic enough for an accent wall, a moody dining room, or cabinetry — Midnight in particular, at LRV 5, is dark enough to double as a near-black.
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Reading the Family by LRV
The eleven colors spread from LRV 5 to 18 — a narrower, moodier range than Rodda's greens or oranges, and it fits the family's character. Evening Tide (R088, LRV 18), Blue Jay (CA202, LRV 17), Spruce Shadow (R082, LRV 17), and Wanderlust (R099, LRV 16) form the lighter cluster, still dusty rather than bright.
Wabi-Sabi (R100, LRV 12) and Deep Well (R101, LRV 11) sit in the middle. Bedtime Blue (R084, LRV 10), Stellar Feather (R077, LRV 10), and Shallow Moon (R083, LRV 9) cluster just below that, and Deep Plunge (R089, LRV 7) and Midnight (CA210, LRV 5) close the family out as genuinely dark, moody blues.
What Rodda Blues Actually Look Like
Rodda's blue family runs eleven colors, and the whole deck leans dusty and grayed rather than bright or navy-clean — these read like Pacific Northwest sky and water more than a crisp coastal blue. Evening Tide (R088, LRV 18) is the lightest, a soft blue-gray.
Blue Jay (CA202, LRV 17) and Spruce Shadow (R082, LRV 17) sit close behind, both muted, dusty blues with real gray mixed in. Midnight (CA210, LRV 5) anchors the dark end as a near-black navy, deep enough to work almost like the brand's black family.
Pairing With Rodda Neutrals
These blues pair cleanly with Rodda's grays and whites, since several of them already sit close to gray on the color wheel — Wabi-Sabi (R100) and Deep Well (R101) especially could pass for a blue-gray neutral next to a warmer greige.
For contrast, run a light blue like Evening Tide (R088) on walls with white trim, or use Midnight (CA210) as a door or accent against a lighter neutral. These blues also complement Rodda's teal family for a room that wants both without clashing.
The Questions Everyone Asks
Does Rodda make a bright, saturated blue?
No. All eleven colors in this family are dusty and grayed rather than bright — think Pacific Northwest sky and water tones. Evening Tide (R088, LRV 18) is the lightest and softest; Midnight (CA210, LRV 5) is the darkest, a near-black navy.
What's the best Rodda blue for a bedroom?
Evening Tide (R088), Blue Jay (CA202), or Spruce Shadow (R082) are the most popular calm-bedroom picks — all light enough to feel restful, all grayed enough to avoid feeling cold under the region's frequently overcast daylight.
What's the darkest blue Rodda offers?
Midnight (CA210) at LRV 5, a near-black navy dark enough to function almost like an accent black. Deep Plunge (R089, LRV 7) is the next darkest, both good picks for a dramatic accent wall or door.
Is there a Rodda blue that reads more gray than blue?
Wabi-Sabi (R100, LRV 12) and Deep Well (R101, LRV 11) both sit close to that line, muted enough to work as a blue-gray neutral rather than a clearly blue wall. They pair easily with either Rodda's gray family or its other blues.
How do Rodda's blues compare to its teal family?
The blues stay cooler and grayer overall, while the teal family adds more green. Several colors in each family sit close enough in tone that they can be used together in the same room without clashing, which fits a coastal or Northwest-inspired palette.
Where can I buy a Rodda blue?
Through Rodda's own roughly 55 stores across Oregon, Washington, Idaho, Montana, and Alaska — find one at roddapaint.com. Outside that footprint, any of these colors can be color-matched by hex at a national brand's paint counter.
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