Rust-Oleum Pink All 1, sorted honestly.
Every pink in the Chalked deck: 1 colors, LRV 64 down to 64, grouped by undertone and depth.
All 1 Rust-Oleum Pink Paint Colors
Every pink in the Chalked deck, LRV 64 down to 64. Grouped by undertone, warm to cool. Filter by depth or change the order.
Hex values are display approximations from Rust-Oleum's published swatch tools, not a physical sample under controlled lighting. Order a brand-direct sample before specifying.
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Rust-Oleum Pink, Room by Room
Each room page shows pink picks from every US brand side by side, so you can compare in context.
How Deep Each Pink Deck Goes
How many pink colors each brand carries, drawn with that deck's own pinks from light to dark. Pick your store first, then the color. Every brand equal, no favorites.
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What Blush Pink Actually Looks Like
One color makes up this family: Blush Pink (#E2CDCC, SKU 285142, LRV 64). It's a soft, dusty, warm pink — the red channel sits only slightly above green and blue, which keeps it muted and close to neutral rather than reading as a bright or candy pink. At LRV 64 it's fairly light and works well as a full-piece color rather than just an accent.
That restraint is what makes it usable on larger pieces: a full dresser or headboard in Blush Pink stays soft and grown-up rather than looking like a nursery-only color, though it works equally well there.
Painting Furniture With Blush Pink
Blush Pink applies the same way as the rest of the Chalked line — directly on bare or painted wood, metal, glass, or ceramic without primer, with a light scuff-sand only needed over a glossy or waxed finish. Sand back the edges once it's dry for a soft, worn look that suits vintage-style furniture.
Because it's a light color, a topcoat is worth adding on anything handled often — jewelry box lids, drawer fronts — since fingerprints and light scuffing will show over time on the bare ultra-matte finish.
Where Blush Pink Works
Its muted warmth fits nursery furniture, jewelry boxes, and picture frames without tipping into a childish or overly sweet look. Pair it with Linen White or Charcoal for a clean modern-nursery palette, or with Oat Latte and Sandstone for a warmer, more grounded full palette on a larger piece.
Buying, Price, and What's Missing Here
Blush Pink runs about $20 a quart at Home Depot, Walmart, and Amazon, with a 30 oz can also available — the same pricing as every other Chalked color. It's the only pink currently in the deck, so anyone wanting a deeper rose or a brighter fuchsia won't find it in Rust-Oleum's current specialty-coatings lineup.
Rust-Oleum Pink Paint FAQ
How many pink colors does Rust-Oleum's Chalked line have?
One: Blush Pink, at LRV 64. It's a soft, dusty, warm pink rather than a bright or saturated one, and it's the only color currently tracked in this family — there's no deeper rose or brighter pink option in the Chalked deck right now.
Is Blush Pink bright or muted?
Muted and warm, closer to a dusty rose-beige than a true bright pink. The red, green, and blue channels in its hex value sit close together, which keeps it near-neutral rather than punchy — a color that reads as soft and grown-up rather than a bold statement pink.
Is Blush Pink good for nursery furniture?
Yes, and that's one of its most natural uses. Its muted, dusty tone avoids reading as a childish candy pink, so it works on a crib, dresser, or rocking chair without needing to be repainted as the child gets older. It also pairs well with white or gray for a more neutral nursery look.
Do I need to prime before painting with Blush Pink?
No — Chalked sticks to bare or already-painted wood, metal, glass, and ceramic without a primer coat. A light scuff-sand only matters over a glossy or waxed existing surface, which helps the paint grip evenly instead of sitting loosely on top and chipping later.
Where can I buy Blush Pink and what does it cost?
Home Depot, Walmart, and Amazon carry it in quart and 30 oz sizes, around $20 a quart — in line with the rest of the Chalked deck. A topcoat isn't included with the can, so budget for a Matte Clear or Protective Topcoat separately if the piece will see regular handling.
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