74 colors

Sherwin-Williams Blue

Blues tend to read cooler and darker on a wall than on a chip, especially away from direct light.

Sherwin-Williams's blue shade card, searchable - every blue they publish, each with its paint code, hex value, LRV and closest equivalent in the other brands.

  • 3–63LRV range
  • 0warm
  • 74cool

Every Sherwin-Williams blue Lightest to darkest - tap a color to open it

Common questions

How many blue paint colors does Sherwin-Williams have?

Sherwin-Williams publishes 74 blue paint colors in the palettes it makes available, and all of them are listed on this page with their color code, hex value, RGB, Light Reflectance Value and undertone.

What is the paint code for a blue color on this page?

Every swatch shows its manufacturer code beneath the name - Sherwin-Williams Breathtaking is SW6814, for example. That code is what a store mixes from, and it is unique to its brand: the same code at another manufacturer is an unrelated color.

Which Sherwin-Williams blue paint colors suit a dark room?

The ones with a high Light Reflectance Value, which is the percentage of light a color reflects. These blue colors run from LRV 3.4 (Sherwin-Williams Anchors Aweigh) to LRV 63.2 (Sherwin-Williams Breathtaking); above 60 keeps a room bright, below 30 reads as a deep color and absorbs the light a dark room has left.

Are these blue paint colors warm or cool?

Both - 0 of the 74 are warm and 74 are cool, with the rest neutral. The label is computed from each color's hue angle and chroma in CIE L*a*b*, not from its name, so it can be compared across brands. Warm blue suits north-facing rooms, cool blue suits rooms that already get strong afternoon light.

What is the equivalent of a Sherwin-Williams blue color in another brand?

Open any swatch on this page. It lists the closest color in each of the other brands with a ΔE00 figure - perceived color difference, where under 1.0 is indistinguishable side by side and above 4 is visible across a room. The comparison covers published color values only, not sheen, base or coverage.

Is this the Sherwin-Williams blue shade card?

It is the same information, online and searchable. Where a printed shade card or colour chart gives you a chip and a name, every blue swatch here carries its code, hex, RGB, LRV and undertone, and its nearest equivalents at the other brands - with nothing to download and no fan deck to order.