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Valspar Pink Paint Colors
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Every pink in the Valspar Reserve / Signature deck — 209 colors, LRV 83.4 down to 10.5 — grouped by undertone and depth.
All 209 Valspar pink paint colors
Grouped by undertone (warm → cool)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 colors are sold at Lowe's and Ace Hardware, and every shade here is mixed to order at the paint counter. You pick the color, choose a line, and the machine tints the base while you wait, so a name like Milk Toast is a real product you can buy, not just a swatch. The main lines are Ultra, Signature (around $40 a gallon with ScuffShield), and Reserve (around $52 with anti-microbial protection). Worth knowing: Valspar and Pratt & Lambert are sibling brands, both owned by Sherwin-Williams.
If you fall for a Valspar pink but buy paint elsewhere, any full-service paint counter can color-match it from the name or code, or by scanning a sample. The same works in reverse to bring a competitor's pink into Valspar. To cross-match into the featured Kompozit deck, take the Valspar code or a painted chip to the counter and match by eye or scan; matching by LRV first, for example pairing something near Snow Pa's 73.7, gets you in the right brightness range before fine-tuning the undertone.
Light to Dark
The whole Valspar pink range by depth. LRV is the number to trust — the same pink looks two steps darker on a wall than on a chip.
LRV (Light Reflectance Value) tells you how light or dark a color reads on the wall. In this pink slice the numbers run from 17 at the darkest to 83.4 at the lightest, so you have a wide range to work with. Higher numbers bounce more light and keep a room feeling open; lower numbers go moody and absorb light.
For a barely-there pink that still reads close to a soft neutral, look near the top: Lavender Moon at 83.4 or Snow Pa at 73.7 will keep walls bright. For a color with real presence, drop into the middle with More Cowbell at 56 or Milk Toast at 52.6. If you want a deep, saturated accent, Double Bubble at 38.3 sits well below the midpoint and will feel rich and enveloping.
Valspar Pinks by Room
Each room page shows pink picks from every US brand side by side — Valspar included — so you can compare in context.
The lightest pinks work best where you want softness without commitment. Lavender Moon and Snow Pa suit bedrooms, nurseries, and bathrooms because they read almost neutral in daylight and turn warm under lamps. Peel 'n' Eat Shrimp and Chestnut Dressing have enough color to warm up a living room or dining room without taking over.
The deeper pinks earn their place as accents. More Cowbell, Milk Toast, and Double Bubble are strong choices for a single feature wall, a powder room, or built-in shelving where a saturated color feels intentional. Because Valspar pinks skew warm, they hold up well in north-facing rooms that can otherwise feel cold.
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The Character of Valspar's Pink Colors
Valspar is known for warm, livable colors, and its pinks follow that same pattern. The 290 pink shades in the deck lean soft and easy to live with rather than loud or candy-bright. You see this in names like Snow Pa and Milk Toast, which read as gentle, dusty, neutral-leaning pinks instead of saturated bubblegum.
Undertones run warm across most of this slice. Some pinks tip toward peach and coral, like Peel 'n' Eat Shrimp and More Cowbell, while others carry a beige or mauve cast, like Chestnut Dressing and Mystère. A few, like Lavender Moon, drift cooler toward lilac. That spread means you can find a pink that feels cozy and grounded, not just sweet.
Pairing With Trim, Ceiling, and Coordinating Colors
Warm pinks look cleanest against a soft white trim rather than a stark blue-white, which can make the pink look gray by contrast. A creamy or warm white on trim and ceiling lets shades like Mystère and Chestnut Dressing stay warm and inviting. Keep the ceiling lighter than the walls so the room feels taller.
For coordinating colors, lean into Valspar's strength in greens and warm neutrals. A muted sage or eucalyptus green balances a peachy pink like Peel 'n' Eat Shrimp, while a warm greige grounds a deeper pink like Double Bubble. Pulling a second color a few steps lighter or darker on the same card keeps the whole scheme feeling cohesive.
The Questions Everyone Asks
Are Valspar's pink colors warm or cool?
Most of them are warm. The pink slice leans toward peach, coral, and mauve, with shades like Peel 'n' Eat Shrimp and Chestnut Dressing reading cozy rather than bright. A few, like Lavender Moon, drift cooler toward lilac, so you have options either way.
Which Valspar pink is the lightest?
In this slice, Lavender Moon (4001-9A) is the lightest with an LRV of 83.4. It reflects a lot of light and reads almost like a soft neutral, which makes it a safe pick for small or dim rooms.
What does LRV mean when picking a pink?
LRV stands for Light Reflectance Value, which is how much light a color bounces back. In this pink range it runs from 17 at the darkest to 83.4 at the lightest. Higher numbers keep a room bright and airy, while lower numbers feel deep and moody.
Where can I buy Valspar pink paint?
Valspar is sold at Lowe's and Ace Hardware. Every color is mixed to order at the paint counter, so you choose the shade and the line and they tint it while you wait.
What's the difference between Valspar's paint lines?
The main lines are Ultra, Signature, and Reserve. Signature runs around $40 a gallon and includes ScuffShield, while Reserve is around $52 and adds anti-microbial protection. The same pink color can be mixed into any of these bases.
Can I match a Valspar pink to another brand or to Kompozit?
Yes. Any full-service paint counter can color-match a Valspar pink from its name or code, or by scanning a painted sample, and the same works in reverse. To match into the Kompozit deck, bring the code or a chip to the counter; starting from a similar LRV gets you in the right brightness range before fine-tuning the undertone.
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