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Valspar yellow paint colors

191 yellow paint colors from the Valspar Reserve / Signature deck. LRV ranges from 86.6 (lightest) down to 17 (darkest). Click any swatch to see how it cross-matches at the 10 other US paint brands.

Yellow is the highest-risk wall color in residential interiors — it can read cheerful and sun-warmed in the right room, or oppressive and dated under the wrong light. The trick is matching the warmth: pale butter yellows work in north-facing rooms that need warming up; saturated golds work as accent walls or in rooms with strong natural light; mustard and ochre work as front-door or cabinet colors more than as full-room walls.

All 191 yellow paint colors from Valspar

Grouped by undertone (warm → cool)
M139 · #C59C69 · LRV 36.7
P089 · #CB9C61 · LRV 37.4
2007-2A · #FFC16F · LRV 61.8
3002-3A · #E89629 · LRV 39.1
P015 · #FFCF8F · LRV 68.8
3005-7A · #B28344 · LRV 26.2
V052-6 · #A77634 · LRV 21.4
T518 · #CB9E61 · LRV 37.9
3005-7C · #CC9F61 · LRV 38.8
T537 · #F9DCB4 · LRV 74.6
V052-2 · #F8C681 · LRV 62
3006-5B · #E5A956 · LRV 45.8
8002-21F · #CA9142 · LRV 33
8002-22E · #C1904C · LRV 32
3002-4A · #FDCB85 · LRV 65.3
2007-2B · #FFD293 · LRV 71
3002-3B · #F9B24E · LRV 52.6
V052-3 · #E4AB5A · LRV 46.3
V092-4 · #C49046 · LRV 32.2
3006-6A · #FED498 · LRV 70.5
3002-3C · #FFC168 · LRV 60.9
M130 · #CB903B · LRV 33.1
M245 · #B18443 · LRV 26.2
8003-21E · #B58D53 · LRV 29
8003-21F · #A57A3B · LRV 22
V052-4 · #DE9E40 · LRV 40.2
3002-4B · #FFDBA6 · LRV 75.7
V014-2 · #FFB64A · LRV 56.7
V052-1 · #FFDCA7 · LRV 75.7
V052-5 · #D1902D · LRV 33.8
3006-6B · #FCDCAB · LRV 74.6
V053-3 · #F7C880 · LRV 62.6
M159 · #C79E5F · LRV 37.6
V092-3 · #D7AD6C · LRV 45.6
V053-2 · #F6D299 · LRV 67.9
3003-4C · #FEE6C0 · LRV 81.7
V014-1 · #FFDBA1 · LRV 75.7
M108 · #F0D19F · LRV 66.8
3007-5B · #CBA25E · LRV 39.4
V054-3 · #FAC875 · LRV 63.2
T539 · #F8DEB2 · LRV 75.5
T529 · #EAD0A4 · LRV 65.5
3007-6A · #EBCB94 · LRV 62.7
8003-23E · #B4945D · LRV 32
P090 · #B79355 · LRV 31.8
V051-1 · #FBE6C1 · LRV 81
V054-4 · #E4B054 · LRV 48.3
8002-22G · #9B6A13 · LRV 17
V053-4 · #EBB047 · LRV 49.2
V015-1 · #FFE8BF · LRV 83.1
3007-5A · #B3883B · LRV 27.5
V053-6 · #B47B14 · LRV 23.9
3001-1A · #FFA501 · LRV 49.4
3007-6B · #F4DFB8 · LRV 75.5
8002-24G · #9E772E · LRV 21
V053-5 · #DA940F · LRV 36
V015-3 · #FFA901 · LRV 51.8
3002-2C · #FFE9BE · LRV 83.6
V055-2 · #EDD39F · LRV 67.3
V015-2 · #FFD174 · LRV 70.9

Hex values are display approximations from Valspar's published swatch tools — not guaranteed to match a physical sample under controlled lighting. Order a brand-direct sample before specifying.

Valspar yellow paint colors by room

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Rooms where yellow paint commonly works. Each link jumps to that room's curated picks across every brand — Valspar included — so you can compare Valspar yellow paint colors alongside the alternatives in context.

Other Valspar color families

Yellow paint colors at other US brands

About Valspar yellow paint colors

What Valspar's Yellow Colors Actually Look Like

Valspar's yellow family runs deep, with 191 shades on the Reserve and Signature decks. They lean warm and livable, the same calm, mid-market feel Valspar is known for. You will not find many harsh, electric yellows here. Most read soft and easy, from buttery pale tints to grounded, mustard-toned mid tones.

The undertones do most of the work. Lighter picks like Summer Morning (3007-2C) and Laughing Liam (8001-26B) carry a clean, sunny warmth. Deeper ones like Mustard Glaze (3006-3A) and Friendly Frog (P020) pull toward green and gold, which is why some of these straddle the line between yellow and green.

How to Choose by Light and Depth (LRV)

LRV is light reflectance value, a 0 to 100 scale for how much light a color bounces back. Valspar's yellows in this slice range from 17 at the darkest to 86.6 at the lightest. The higher the number, the brighter and airier the color feels on a wall.

For most walls, aim high. Summer Morning at 86.6 and Laughing Liam at 79 will keep a room feeling open and bright. Mid numbers like Shifting Sands (T529) at 65.5 or Mustard Glaze at 51.7 add color you can clearly see without going dark. Save the low end, like Friendly Frog at 32.8 or Summer Moss (V057-4) at 38.5, for accents, an island, or a single feature wall where you want richness.

Best Rooms and Uses

Soft, high-LRV yellows shine in kitchens, breakfast nooks, hallways, and kids' rooms. A pale pick like Whipped Apricot (2007-2B) at 71 warms up a north-facing room that gets cool light. These tints feel cheerful in the morning without turning loud by afternoon.

The deeper, gold and green-leaning yellows work best in small doses. Use Mustard Glaze or Summer Moss on a built-in, a powder room, a front door, or cabinetry where the color gets to be the star. In a big sunny room, a strong yellow on every wall can feel like too much, so test it on the wall that gets the most light first.

Pairing With Trim, Ceilings, and Other Colors

Warm yellows want a warm white on trim and ceilings, not a stark cool white that fights them. A soft creamy white keeps the whole room feeling intentional. For a calmer look, pair pale yellows with greige or a warm gray like Valspar's well-known Gray Silt or Safari Beige.

Green-leaning yellows like Lime Drop (V019-2) and Summer Moss pair naturally with greens and warm browns, which fits Valspar's strength in livable greens. If you want contrast, a soft blue-gray balances a sunny wall nicely. Always paint a sample next to your trim and view it morning and night before committing.

How These Are Sold and Matched to Other Brands

Every Valspar color is mixed to order. You pick the shade, and the store tints a base can to match, so there is no waiting on stock for a specific color. Valspar is sold at Lowe's and Ace Hardware in three main lines: Ultra, Signature (around $40 a gallon with ScuffShield), and Reserve (around $52 with anti-microbial protection).

These yellows cross-match cleanly to other US brands. Bring the name and code, like Summer Morning (3007-2C), to any paint counter and they can color-match it into their own base, or match a competitor's yellow into Valspar. The same works with our featured Kompozit deck, so you can find a close yellow across brands. A match is read by eye and meter, so always check a sample under your own light, since the formula and sheen will differ between brands.

Valspar yellow paint — frequently asked questions

How many yellow paint colors does Valspar have?+

Valspar's yellow family in this slice has 191 colors across the Reserve and Signature decks. They range from very pale, sunny tints to deeper gold and green-leaning mustards, so there is a yellow for both whole walls and accents.

Which Valspar yellow is best for a bright, airy room?+

Go for a high-LRV pick. Summer Morning (3007-2C) at 86.6 and Laughing Liam (8001-26B) at 79 reflect the most light and keep a room feeling open. Whipped Apricot (2007-2B) at 71 is a slightly warmer option that still stays light.

What undertones do Valspar's yellows have?+

Most lean warm and soft rather than bright or acidic. The lighter shades read clean and sunny, while deeper ones like Mustard Glaze (3006-3A) and Friendly Frog (P020) pull toward gold and green, which is why some sit near the green family.

Are Valspar yellow colors mixed to order?+

Yes. The store tints a base can to match the exact color you choose, so any shade in the deck is available without waiting on stock. You buy it at Lowe's or Ace Hardware in the Ultra, Signature, or Reserve line.

Can I match a Valspar yellow to another brand?+

Yes. Bring the color name and code to any paint counter and they can color-match it into their own base, or match another brand's yellow into Valspar. This works with our featured Kompozit deck too. Always check a sample under your own light, since sheen and formula vary between brands.

What trim and ceiling color goes with a yellow wall?+

Use a warm, creamy white rather than a stark cool white, which can fight the yellow. For pairings, warm grays and greiges like Gray Silt or Safari Beige calm a pale yellow, while greens suit the green-leaning shades like Lime Drop (V019-2).

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