Dusty Rose Colors

Brown and gray undertones take Dusty Rose out of sweet pink and into a worn rose range. It sits around muted red pink, close to Rose Gold and Amber Willow, and appears in bedrooms, dining rooms, textiles, and older plaster.

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Antique Clay

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Autumn Thyme

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Bashful Pink

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Blazing Fern

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Copper Lake

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Copper Penny

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Desert Rose

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Dusty Mauve

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Ember Elm

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Ember Thistle

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Faded Creek

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Gilded Breeze

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Golden Pebble

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Golden Tulip

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Mellow Harbor

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Radiant Dew

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Radiant Vale

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Roasted Jade

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Rose Gold

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Sandy Bloom

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Scorched Dune

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Smoky Moss

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Sunbaked Lotus

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Sunbaked Mist

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Sunbaked Stone

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Toasted Lake

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Torched Maple

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Torched Vale

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Warm Cove

Using dusty rose in your home

Dusty Rose suits rooms with age or texture: bedrooms, studies, dining rooms, upholstered nooks, and painted built ins. North light can make it look flatter and more mauve. South light brings out its warm clay side. Pair with cream trim, taupe, olive, walnut, or aged brass. Check it near oak. If the floor is very orange, Dusty Rose can turn muddy instead of soft.

Frequently asked questions

Is Dusty Rose warm or cool?

Dusty Rose is usually warm because of its brown base. Cooler versions move toward mauve in shaded light.

How does Dusty Rose look in south light?

South light warms Dusty Rose and can make it read more terracotta. Choose a grayer sample if the room already gets strong sun.

Which Dusty Rose paints are worth sampling?

Try Farrow & Ball Cinder Rose (LRV 66.3), Benjamin Moore Allspice (LRV 43.31), or Sherwin-Williams Cabbage Rose (LRV 39).