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Rodda Brown Paint Colors
all 26, sorted honestly
Every brown in the Cascadia + Northwest deck — 26 colors, LRV 28 down to 6 — grouped by undertone and depth.
All 26 Rodda brown 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 26 browns mix to order at Rodda's own stores across Oregon, Washington, Idaho, Montana, and Alaska, most often into the Horizon interior line, with several suited to Rodda's stain and wood-coating products for a deck, fence, or cedar-siding job that wants a matching brown across paint and stain. There's no national retail channel.
Every color carries a published hex and LRV, so outside the PNW, a national brand's counter can match any of these 26 tones exactly.
Rodda Browns by Room
Each room page shows brown picks from every US brand side by side — Rodda included — so you can compare in context.
The lightest browns — Brown Sugar (CA054), Madrona (CA102), Bronze (CA057) — work as warm whole-room walls, especially good in living rooms or bedrooms that want warmth without going dark, and they hold up well against the Pacific Northwest's grey daylight.
The dense middle band, colors like Whiskey Barrel (R034) or Rustic Timber (R041), suits dens, offices, and accent walls where a rich, working brown fits a room built around wood furniture or exposed beams. The darkest leathers — Leather (CA066), Chestnut (CA220), Royal Mahogany (CA215) — are built for cabinetry, front doors, and small accents rather than full walls, given how little light they reflect.
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Reading the Largest Family by LRV
With 26 colors, this family gives you a genuinely fine-grained range, LRV 6 to 28. The lightest cluster — Brown Sugar (CA054), Madrona (CA102), Bronze (CA057), Allspice (CA042) — sits in the mid-20s, light enough for a full wall. Terracotta (CA224, LRV 19), Grain (CA059, LRV 17), and Handcrafted (R054, LRV 17) mark the transition into a working mid-range.
From there the family thickens fast: Whiskey Barrel (R034, LRV 14), Moscow Mule (R131, LRV 13), Smoked Salmon (CA225, LRV 13), Clove (CA060, LRV 12), Rustic Timber (R041, LRV 12), and Bombastic (R113, LRV 12) form a dense middle band. Below that, Picante (CA227), Fondue (CA072), and Leather Ottoman (R035) sit around LRV 10-11, and the darkest cluster — Bistre (CA214), Auburn (CA219), Chestnut (CA220), Leather (CA066), Leather Panel (R042), After Party (R119), Rum Cherry (R126), Tannic Tea (R132), all LRV 6-9 — reads as deep, near-black leather and mahogany tones, with Royal Mahogany (CA215, LRV 6) the darkest of all.
What Rodda Browns Actually Look Like
Brown is Rodda's largest family by far — 26 colors, more than any other chromatic group in the deck, which makes sense for a brand built around cedar siding, timber, and the general warm-wood palette of the Pacific Northwest. Brown Sugar (CA054, LRV 28) and Madrona (CA102, LRV 27) are the lightest, warm caramel-tans.
Bronze (CA057, LRV 26) and Allspice (CA042, LRV 24) sit close behind. Royal Mahogany (CA215, LRV 6) anchors the darkest end, a near-black mahogany that borders on the brand's black family.
Pairing With Rodda's Greens, Reds, and Neutrals
Brown is Rodda's connective tissue — it pairs naturally with the green family (a wall in Whiskey Barrel or Rustic Timber next to a Garden Moss accent is a classic Northwest combination), with the muted reds (several of the darkest reds and browns overlap enough in tone to blend on trim), and with the brand's whites and neutrals for straightforward contrast.
Run a light brown like Brown Sugar (CA054) or Madrona (CA102) with white trim for a clean, warm room, or use one of the darkest leathers as a door or cabinet color against a lighter wall.
The Questions Everyone Asks
How many brown colors does Rodda make?
26, making it the largest single color family in Rodda's deck — more than any other chromatic group. That range fits a brand built around Pacific Northwest wood tones: cedar siding, timber trim, and warm interior wood furniture.
What's the lightest brown Rodda offers?
Brown Sugar (CA054) at LRV 28, a warm caramel-tan light enough to work as a full-room wall color. Madrona (CA102, LRV 27) and Bronze (CA057, LRV 26) are close behind, both warm, light enough options from the top of this 26-color family.
What's the darkest brown in Rodda's deck?
Royal Mahogany (CA215) at LRV 6, a near-black mahogany dark enough to border on the brand's black family. Several other browns, including Leather (CA066), Chestnut (CA220), and Tannic Tea (R132), sit close by at LRV 8.
Are Rodda's browns available as a matching stain?
Rodda carries a full stain and wood-coating line alongside its paint, formulated for the same wet Pacific Northwest climate. For a deck, fence, or cedar-siding job, it's worth asking your local Rodda store whether a specific brown paint color has a matching stain, since sourcing both from one counter keeps the whole job consistent.
What's a good Rodda brown for cabinetry?
The darkest leathers — Leather (CA066), Chestnut (CA220), or Royal Mahogany (CA215) — read rich on cabinetry, where their low LRV works well in a small, contained surface rather than across a whole wall. Ask your Rodda store about a cabinet-rated sheen from the Horizon line for durability.
Where can I buy a Rodda brown?
Through Rodda's own roughly 55 stores across Oregon, Washington, Idaho, Montana, and Alaska, findable at roddapaint.com. Outside that footprint, any of these 26 browns can be color-matched by hex at a national paint brand's counter.
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