Rodda paint colors
Rodda is the Pacific Northwest's own color authority — its Cascadia signature collection and the Northwest Color Collection are built from the region's foggy grays, weathered cedars, and muted evergreens, each carrying an official LRV.
357 of the most-spec'd colors from Rodda's Cascadia + Northwest, grouped into 12 families with hex, SKU, and LRV for every color — and cross-matched to the other US brands.
About Rodda paint colors
Rodda colors read like the place they came from: grounded, atmospheric, and quietly Northwest. Expect soft fog grays, warm weathered tans, muted greens drawn from the forests, and low-chroma neutrals that settle naturally under the region's famously overcast light. These aren't loud, trend-chasing brights — they're livable colors hand-formulated in Rodda's Portland color lab and named after places from Puget Sound to the Rockies.
The deck's strength is how well it behaves in soft, diffuse daylight, the kind the Pacific Northwest gets for much of the year. Colors that can wash out or go flat in bright sun hold their character here, which is why a Cascadia gray or green tends to look right in a real PNW room instead of just on the chip. Paired with the Northwest Color Collection alongside it, you get a full wall-to-trim-to-accent palette without ever leaving the brand.
Choosing a Rodda Color
Pick the family that matches the room's mood, then sort by LRV to land the right brightness — Rodda publishes a light-reflectance value for every color, so you can move from the lightest pick in a family to the darkest and judge how much light a room will keep before you buy. In the Northwest's soft, overcast light a slightly warmer or higher-LRV choice keeps a room from feeling dim, while a sunny room can carry a deeper, moodier shade without closing in. Sample your top two or three on the actual wall across the day before committing to gallons.
Where to Buy Rodda Paint
Every Rodda color is mixed to order at a Rodda or Rodda-Miller store, so what you browse here is a real, buyable product, not just inspiration — tinted on demand into the Horizon and other Rodda bases. The stores run across the Pacific Northwest (Oregon, Washington, Idaho, Montana, and Alaska); outside that footprint, the practical move is to take the color elsewhere. Grab a sample first and live with it on the wall for a day or two, since a chip on a screen never tells the whole story under your own light.
Matching Rodda Across Brands
You are never locked into one brand. Click any swatch to see its closest match across the other US paint lines, so a Rodda favorite can be carried to Sherwin-Williams, Benjamin Moore, Dunn-Edwards, or the Kompozit deck if that is where you prefer to shop — which matters most if you're outside the Northwest, where Rodda isn't easy to buy. The match is computed from the actual hex values, so you can compare the alternatives side by side and know exactly how close each one is before deciding where to mix it.