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Rodda Pink Paint Colors
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Every pink in the Cascadia + Northwest deck — 2 colors, LRV 48 down to 27 — grouped by undertone and depth.
All 2 Rodda pink 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.
Both colors pair cleanly with Rodda's neutral and gray families — a wall in Kind Kiss with trim in a soft white keeps things quiet, while Reimagined reads well against a warm greige.
If you're after a wider range of pinks than Rodda's two, that's one of the more honest gaps in this deck: brands like Farrow & Ball, Clare, or Sherwin-Williams carry deeper pink libraries, and any color from those decks can, in turn, be cross-matched into Rodda's Horizon line if you want the local mix-to-order convenience with a color from elsewhere.
Rodda Pinks by Room
Each room page shows pink picks from every US brand side by side — Rodda included — so you can compare in context.
Kind Kiss (R122, LRV 48) is light enough to work on a bedroom or nursery wall, or as a soft accent in a living room, without reading as a kid's-room pink.
Reimagined (R116, LRV 27) is dark enough to work more like a dusty rose neutral — a good accent wall, or paired with trim in a powder room or entry where you want warmth without full-on pink.
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What Rodda Pinks Actually Look Like
Rodda's pink family is the smallest in the deck — just two colors, Kind Kiss (R122, LRV 48) and Reimagined (R116, LRV 27), both drawn from the Northwest Color Collection rather than the curated Cascadia line. Neither reads as a bright, candy pink.
Kind Kiss is a soft, dusty pink with enough grey mixed in to feel like a warm neutral more than a statement color, while Reimagined is deeper and more mauve-taupe, closer to a dusty rose than a true pink.
Why This Family Is So Small
A two-color pink family isn't an oversight — it fits how Rodda builds its deck. The brand is a regional, contractor-leaning manufacturer whose Cascadia palette is built around livable Pacific Northwest neutrals: fog grays, weathered tans, muted greens.
Pink, especially a saturated or candy-toned pink, isn't the kind of color that PNW pro crews and homeowners are asking for at the counter, so Rodda hasn't built out a deep pink line the way a national brand chasing every design trend might. What's here — two well-chosen, muted, wearable pinks — reflects an edited deck rather than a thin one.
How These Colors Are Sold
Both Kind Kiss and Reimagined mix to order at Rodda's own stores across Oregon, Washington, Idaho, Montana, and Alaska, most often into the Horizon interior line. Neither is available through a national retailer.
If you're outside the PNW footprint, either color can be matched by hex at another brand's counter, and the reverse works too — bring in a favorite pink from elsewhere and a Rodda store can mix it.
The Questions Everyone Asks
Why does Rodda only have two pink colors?
Rodda's Cascadia deck is built around livable Pacific Northwest neutrals, and pink simply isn't a color its contractor-leaning customer base asks for often. The two it does carry, Kind Kiss (R122) and Reimagined (R116), are muted and wearable rather than filler, which fits how the brand edits its whole deck.
What's the difference between Rodda's two pinks?
Kind Kiss (R122, LRV 48) is a light, dusty pink that reads more like a soft neutral. Reimagined (R116, LRV 27) is darker and more mauve, closer to a dusty rose. Together they cover a light and a dark option, but there's nothing in between.
Is Kind Kiss a good nursery color?
Yes, its LRV of 48 and soft, grayed-down tone make it light enough for a nursery or bedroom without reading as an overly sweet candy pink. It works well paired with a crisp white trim for a clean, calm room.
Where can I find more pink options than Rodda offers?
Rodda's pink family is genuinely thin at two colors, so if neither Kind Kiss nor Reimagined fits, look at a brand with a deeper pink library, like Farrow & Ball, Clare, or Sherwin-Williams. Any color you find there can then be color-matched into Rodda's own lines if you want the local mix-to-order option.
Can I get a non-Rodda pink mixed at a Rodda store?
Generally yes. Rodda stores can color-match by hex code from another brand, so if you find a pink you like elsewhere, a Rodda counter can typically mix it into the Horizon line. Call ahead to confirm the specific match capability at your local store.
Where can I buy Rodda's pink colors?
Through Rodda's own stores across Oregon, Washington, Idaho, Montana, and Alaska — use the locator at roddapaint.com. There's no national retail channel, so outside the five-state footprint, color-matching at another brand is the practical route.
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