Rodda Teal All 10, sorted honestly.
Every teal in the Cascadia + Northwest deck: 10 colors, LRV 50 down to 10, grouped by undertone and depth.
All 10 Rodda Teal Paint Colors
Every teal in the Cascadia + Northwest deck, LRV 50 down to 10. Grouped by undertone, warm to cool. Filter by depth or change the order.
Hex values are display approximations from Rodda's published swatch tools, not a physical sample under controlled lighting. Order a brand-direct sample before specifying.
Upload a photo of the room. We paint it in the teal you chose with your light and your floor, and you can swap colors until one holds.
These ten teals mix to order at Rodda's own stores across Oregon, Washington, Idaho, Montana, and Alaska, typically into the Horizon interior line. There's no national retail channel.
Outside the PNW, every color's published hex and LRV means a national brand can color-match the exact teal, spa, or lagoon tone at their own counter.
Light to Dark
The whole Rodda teal range by depth. LRV is the number to trust: the same teal looks two steps darker on a wall than on a chip.
The ten colors span LRV 10 to 50, a genuinely useful range for sorting the family. At the top, Shimmering Wave (R086, LRV 50) is light enough to work as a full wall color without darkening a room.
The LRV 29-34 cluster — Dried Hydrangea (R074), Rainfall (CA196), Garibaldi (CA197), Whale Migration (R081) — is the workhorse zone, soft enough to live with all day. Shady Pier (R075, LRV 22) marks the transition into darker territory, and the bottom cluster — Fresh Water (R076, LRV 13), Trillion (R060, LRV 12), Deep Water (CA203, LRV 12), and Lagoon Lullaby (R078, LRV 10) — reads as deep, moody blue-greens.
Rodda Teal, Room by Room
Each room page shows teal picks from every US brand side by side, so you can compare in context.
Shimmering Wave (R086) is the pick for a bathroom or bedroom that wants a spa-like feel without going dark. The mid-range colors — Rainfall (CA196), Garibaldi (CA197), Whale Migration (R081) — suit living rooms, kitchens, or a whole-house teal that won't overwhelm, and they hold their color well under the Pacific Northwest's soft, diffused light.
Trillion (R060), Deep Water (CA203), and Lagoon Lullaby (R078) work best as an accent wall, powder room, or cabinetry, where a deep blue-green reads dramatic in a smaller dose.
How Deep Each Teal Deck Goes
How many teal colors each brand carries, drawn with that deck's own teals from light to dark. Pick your store first, then the color. Every brand equal, no favorites.
More on Rodda teal paint colors
What Rodda Teals Actually Look Like
Rodda's teal family runs ten colors and covers a genuinely wide range, from a soft spa blue-green down to a deep, moody lagoon color. Shimmering Wave (R086, LRV 50) is the lightest and brightest, a clean spa-toned teal.
Dried Hydrangea (R074, LRV 34), Rainfall (CA196, LRV 32), Garibaldi (CA197, LRV 30), and Whale Migration (R081, LRV 29) form a soft, dusty middle cluster. Lagoon Lullaby (R078, LRV 10) anchors the dark end, a deep blue-green dark enough to read almost as a navy.
Pairing With Rodda Blues and Greens
Teal sits naturally between Rodda's blue and green families, and several colors here bridge the two — Shady Pier (R075) and Whale Migration (R081) could pass for a dusty blue in some light and a soft green in others.
Pair a lighter teal like Shimmering Wave (R086) with white trim for a clean, coastal look, or run Lagoon Lullaby (R078) as a dark accent against a warm neutral wall for contrast.
Rodda Teal Paint FAQ
What's the lightest teal Rodda offers?
Shimmering Wave (R086) at LRV 50, a clean spa-toned blue-green light enough to work as a full wall color in a bathroom or bedroom without darkening the room. It's well clear of the rest of the family, which drops fast into a soft, dusty middle cluster in the LRV 29-34 range.
What's the darkest color in Rodda's teal family?
Lagoon Lullaby (R078) at LRV 10, a deep blue-green dark enough to read almost like a navy in low light. Deep Water (CA203) and Trillion (R060), both LRV 12, are close behind, and all three work better as an accent color than a full wall given how little light they reflect.
Is Rodda's teal family more blue or more green?
It varies by color. Shimmering Wave (R086) and Lagoon Lullaby (R078) lean bluer, while Shady Pier (R075) and Whale Migration (R081) sit closer to the middle, reading blue in some light and green in others. That range is what makes teal a useful bridge between Rodda's blue and green families.
What's a good whole-room Rodda teal?
Rainfall (CA196), Garibaldi (CA197), or Whale Migration (R081), all in the LRV 29-32 range, work as a whole-room color without feeling too dark or too pale. They hold up well under the Pacific Northwest's soft, overcast daylight.
Can I use a Rodda teal as an accent color only?
Yes, the darker end of the family is built for exactly that. Trillion (R060), Deep Water (CA203), and Lagoon Lullaby (R078), all around LRV 10-12, work well as an accent wall, powder room, or cabinetry color where a deep blue-green reads dramatic without covering a whole house.
Where can I buy a Rodda teal?
Through Rodda's own roughly 55 stores across Oregon, Washington, Idaho, Montana, and Alaska, findable at roddapaint.com. Rodda isn't carried at Home Depot, Lowe's, or Menards. Outside that region, any of these teals can be color-matched by hex at a national paint brand's counter, so the specific spa or lagoon tone still travels.
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