Pretty Colors
Pretty colors are made for bedrooms, powder rooms, guest spaces, and quiet living rooms where softness matters. The range sits in light to medium values with rose, lavender, misty blue, warm gold, and blush beige undertones. Nothing here is harsh.
Alpine Breeze
Alpine Crest
Alpine Grove
Amber Hawk
Amber Hollow
Amethyst
Ancient Birch
Ancient Granite
Antique Crest
Antique Spruce
Arctic Straw
Autumn Thyme
Autumn Vine
Bashful Pink
Biscuit
Blazing Fern
Blazing Meadow
Blue Gray
Bluebell
Blush Beige
Breeze Straw
Brushed Cedar
Brushed Gold
Burlap
Burnished Birch
Burnished Sand
Camel
Candlelit Gale
Candlelit Glacier
Candlelit Glen
Candlelit Thyme
Carolina Blue
Cashew
Celadon
Celestial Blue
Chilled Lake
Classic Glen
Classic Grove
Clouded Hollow
Clouded Leaf
Clouded Slate
Clouded Vale
Clouded Violet
Copper Lake
Copper Pebble
Copper Penny
Copper Shore
Crayola Granny Smith Apple
Crayola Periwinkle
Crayola Sea Green
Crayola Violet
Crisp Chalk
Crisp Crest
Crisp Spruce
Dark Khaki
Dark Sea Green
Deep Linen
Desert Rose
Dune
Dusty Hollow
Using pretty in your home
Use Pretty colors beside gentle finishes: marble, pale oak, linen, warm tile, or aged brass. North light can make Crisp Creek and lavender samples cooler. South light warms Smoked Loch and golden shades. Pair with warm white trim, taupe, cream, sage, or charcoal. The warning is overpolish. Too much shine and pink can feel themed, so ground the palette with wood or dull metal.
Frequently asked questions
Can Pretty colors be used on every wall?
Yes, if the color is muted enough. Rosy choices need boards because they grow sweeter at full scale.
Best Pretty paint colors?
Sample Glidden Adorable (LRV 77.2), Benjamin Moore Aberdeen Green (LRV 63.92), or Sherwin-Williams Natural Tan (LRV 65).
What colors go with Pretty palettes?
Use cream, mushroom, sage, pale blue, soft black, and light oak. Avoid icy whites beside dusty pinks.