Sherwin Williams Euphoric Lilac: A Complete Color Review

Looking for the perfect purple paint color for your home? Let’s talk about Sherwin Williams Euphoric Lilac and if it might be right for your home!

Soft purple paint colors are such a fun way to add color without going overboard.

They have just enough warmth to feel inviting and just enough coolness to stay fresh and calming. It’s like the best of both worlds!

I love using soft purples in smaller bedrooms, on shutters, or even as an accent wall when I want something subtle but still interesting. They bring a little personality without overwhelming a space.

One shade that’s really caught my eye lately is Euphoric Lilac. It was even featured in Sherwin Williams' 2025 Colormix Forecast!

\If you're looking for a purple that’s soft, stylish, and totally livable, keep reading! This one might be for you.

Euphoric Lilac, Sherwin Williams, SW 6835

Euphoric Lilac is a dreamy, soft purple with a touch of pink. It’s warm, inviting, and just whimsical enough without feeling over-the-top.

If you love purple but want something subtle and cozy, this might be the perfect shade for you.

Click here to get a peel and stick sample of Euphoric Lilac

Color Family

Euphoric Lilac is in the purple family.

Light Reflectance Value

61

Light Reflective Value is the measurement of how much light a color bounces around. This is on a scale of 0 to 100 with 0 being pure black and 100 being pure white.

With an LRV of 61, Euphoric Lilac is right in that balanced zone—not too light, not too dark. It has enough depth to feel rich, but it won’t overpower a space.

RGB Colors

R: 218 G: 199 B: 218

RGB describes the amount of each color - red, green, and blue - present in a color. This is on a scale of 0 to 255 for each color. This is basically the color mix to make the color!

Hex Code

#DAC7DA

Undertones

Euphoric Lilac has pink undertones, making it a warm purple.

In south-facing rooms with lots of natural light, Euphoric Lilac will lean into its warmth. It will look a bit lighter and show off some pink undertones, appearing a bit purple-pink.

In north-facing rooms that lack natural light, Euphoric Lilac will lean cooler and more purple.

Best uses

I love using soft purples like this for adding a subtle pop of color. Some of my favorite ways to use it:

• Accent walls – Perfect for a bedroom or living room.
• Built-ins & cabinetry – Adds a soft, unexpected touch.
• Interior or exterior doors – A unique, welcoming vibe.
• Shutters – Especially with white or gray exteriors.
• Ceilings – A soft lilac sky effect!
• Furniture – Works beautifully on dressers or nightstands.
• Small bedrooms – Cozy but still airy.

Similar Colors

If you love Euphoric Lilac but want something slightly different, check these out:

• Sherwin Williams Rhapsody Lilac – A bit deeper.
• Benjamin Moore Pale Iris – A soft, cool purple.
• Behr Seedless Grape – More saturated.
• Sherwin Williams Enchant – Warmer, pinker.
• Benjamin Moore Spring Lilac – Lighter and fresher.
• Behr Violet Mist – A more muted option.
• Sherwin Williams Potentially Purple – A bit dustier.

Click here to get a peel and stick sample of Euphoric Lilac

Coordinating Colors

Euphoric Lilac pairs beautifully with:

• Neutrals – Warm or cool whites, soft grays, blacks, or browns.
• Earth Tones – Muted greens, blues, and natural wood tones.
• Bold Colors – Pinks, oranges, yellows, and even deeper purples.

The options are endless—whether you want a soft, romantic palette or something bold and playful.

Warm whites:

• Shell White
• Geek Villa
• Westhighland White
• Whitetail
• Alabaster

Earth tones:

• Talipot Palm
• Frank Blue
• Slow Green
• Cascades
• Antiquarian Brown

Mid to dark purples:

• Veri Berri
• Vigorous Violet
• Kismet
• Clematis
• Kimono Violet

Trim Colors

Euphoric Lilac pairs well with both bright whites and soft whites for trim.

If you want more contrast, go with a bright white.

Bright white trim colors:

• Benjamin Moore Simply White
• Sherwin Williams Extra White
• Behr Ultra Pure White

If you want a warmer, softer look, stick with warm trim:

Soft white trim colors:

• Sherwin Williams Alabaster
• Benjamin Moore White Dove
• Behr Cameo White

Click here to get a peel and stick sample of Euphoric Lilac

FAQS

Got questions about Sherwin Williams Euphoric Lilac? Here are some of the most common ones.

Is SW Euphoric Lilac warm or cool?

Great question! Purples can go either way. Some lean warm with red or pink undertones, while others feel cool with blue undertones.

Euphoric Lilac is a warm purple because of its pink undertones.

Is SW Euphoric Lilac too bold?

Not at all! Euphoric Lilac is a soft, muted purple. While it’s more colorful than a neutral, it has a cozy, welcoming vibe rather than a bold, vibrant feel.

Want to be sure? Swatch it in your space and see how it looks throughout the day.

Does Euphoric Lilac look pink?

It depends on the lighting.

• In warm, bright rooms like south-facing spaces, it can lean purple-pink as the pink undertones show up more.
• In darker spaces like north-facing rooms or interior rooms, it looks more solidly purple.

Lighting makes a big difference, so testing a sample in your home is the best way to know how it will look.

What's the difference: SW Euphoric Lilac vs Rhapsody Lilac?

Both are beautiful shades of purple, but they have some key differences.

• Euphoric Lilac is slightly lighter, with an LRV of 61, compared to Rhapsody Lilac’s 60.
• Euphoric Lilac leans more pink, while Rhapsody Lilac leans more purple.
• Rhapsody Lilac is more saturated, while Euphoric Lilac is softer and more muted.
• Euphoric Lilac is warmer, and Rhapsody Lilac is more neutral.

If you’re deciding between them, swatching both will help you see which one fits your space best.

What's the color code for Sherwin Williams Euphoric Lilac?

Euphoric Lilac's color code is Sherwin Williams 6835, and its hex code is #DAC7DA.

This is helpful if you need an exact match for your project.

Does Sherwin Williams Euphoric Lilac look good in a bedroom?

Yes! Soft purples like Euphoric Lilac can make a small bedroom feel bigger and brighter by reflecting light.

For a light, airy look, pair it with white or light-colored furniture. If you have a larger bedroom and want a cozier feel, you might prefer a deeper purple.

As always, swatching it in your space is the best way to see if it’s right for you.

Thanks for reading!