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Blooth Pink

A pretty, yellowed pink

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Best Dupes for Blooth Pink

Blooth Pink is a honeyed blush that straddles peach and plaster, so it glows at dusk but never turns sugary. People hunt for alternatives because the Farrow & Ball finish can lean extra warm under incandescent light, while cheaper blush paints often look flat or chalky. The strongest dupes keep the yellow undertone in check, stay wipeable for bedrooms or nurseries, and still deliver that vintage-candlelight feel.

Dupes for Blooth Pink

Brand Colour Rating Shop
Dulux Trade Volcanic Splash 6 1 ⭐
Dulux Trade Thai Magic 3 1 ⭐
PPG / Johnstone's Soft Salmon 1 ⭐
PPG / Johnstone's Coral Cove 1 ⭐
Behr Passion Fruit Punch 2 ⭐
Behr Coral Fountain 1 ⭐
Valspar Pink Cocoa 2 ⭐
Valspar Mad About Maddie 2 ⭐
Valspar Terra Cotta Blush 2 ⭐
Valspar Salmon Run 2 ⭐
Valspar Pouty Pink 2 ⭐
Valspar Crushed Grapefruit 2 ⭐
Valspar Crushed Grapefruit 2 ⭐
Valspar Peach Punch 2 ⭐
Valspar Spring Linen 2 ⭐
Valspar Faithful Rose 2 ⭐
Valspar Shaded Primrose 2 ⭐
Valspar Sweet Marmalade 2 ⭐

Understanding Blooth Pink

Blooth Pink is a yellow-kissed blush that behaves like melted sunset light; it reads daintier than Setting Plaster yet warmer than Pink Ground. It flatters faces in bedrooms, nurseries, and powder rooms while still feeling grown-up when paired with structured furniture.

Temper the sweetness by teaming it with cane, rattan, and pale oaks, or sharpen the palette with matte black hardware. Crisp trim in Wevet or Strong White stops the colour drifting peach.

How to test Blooth Pink dupes

Paint generous boards and watch them morning through evening; the yellow undertone intensifies under lamplight. Hold samples beside cool marble and warm timber to ensure the balance stays elegant rather than saccharine.

If you are coating cabinetry or panelling, try the dupe in satin or semi-gloss to check that sheen does not exaggerate the peach note. Always prime properly so you keep the velvety finish the colour is known for.

Where Blooth Pink excels

Bedrooms, reading nooks, and vanity corners feel instantly curated with this hue. Pair it with smokey mauves like Templeton Pink or earthier neutrals in adjoining spaces for a layered scheme.

Keep lighting soft with linen shades or dimmers and Blooth Pink will maintain that flattering, candlelit glow regardless of the paint brand you choose.

Blooth Pink vs Similar Shades

Compared Colour Relationship When to choose it instead Link
Setting Plaster Softer + duskier Pick this when you want a more grounded blush for bedrooms or dining rooms with low light. View colour
Pink Ground Earthier Use when you prefer a little more beige in the mix to partner with natural stone or sisal. View colour
Templeton Pink Muddier Great for heritage schemes where you need extra depth on panelling and joinery. View colour
Sulking Room Pink Darker + moodier Choose this when you want a cocooning mauve for snug living rooms. View colour

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