Valspar Warm Eucalyptus: Complete Color Review

Looking for a muted green color for your home? Valspar Warm Eucalyptus might be just the shade you’re after. It’s soft, earthy, and was even named Valspar’s 2026 Color of the Year.

Warm Eucalyptus is a dusty green that sits somewhere between medium and dark. Depending on how you use it, it can feel moody and dramatic, or calm and timeless.

I love how relaxed and organic it feels. It works in so many spaces — bedrooms, home offices, even on shutters or as an exterior paint color. It brings that grounded, natural energy inside without being too bold.

If you want a shade that feels classic but still has a unique twist, Warm Eucalyptus is a beautiful option. Let’s take a closer look at the details.

Warm Eucalyptus, Valspar, 8004-28F

Warm Eucalyptus is a muted green that falls between medium and dark green. It's a gorgeous, earthy shade.

Color Family

Warm Eucalyptus is in the green family.

Light Reflectance Value

21

The LRV of Warm Eucalyptus is 21. On the scale of 0 (pure black) to 100 (pure white), that makes it a medium to dark paint color.

It holds its depth well, but like most greens, it can shift slightly depending on the light in your room.

RGB Colors

R: 124 G: 127 B: 112

This shows the balance of red, green, and blue that make up this special shade, each measured on a scale of 0 to 255.

Hex Code

#7C7F70

Undertones

Warm Eucalyptus has warm brown undertones with just a slight cool edge. This balance keeps it earthy but also versatile.

In bright, south-facing rooms, it shows up warmer, greener, and a little lighter. In north-facing rooms with less natural light, it leans more neutral, slightly cooler, and deeper in tone.

Best Uses

Warm Eucalyptus works beautifully if you want a bold statement, but it can also feel softer when paired with other earthy tones. That’s what makes it such a flexible shade.

Here are some of my favorite ways to use it:

• On the walls of a cozy bedroom, living room, or den (you can even paint the trim and molding for a polished look)
• Creating a focal point, such as a fireplace
• Built-ins
• Kitchen cabinets
• Interior or exterior doors
• Home exterior
• Shutters
• Accent wall
• Furniture

Similar Colors

• Sherwin Williams Dried Thyme
• Benjamin Moore Galápagos Green
• Behr Lizard Green
• Valspar Cottage Lattice Green
• Benjamin Moore Rosepine
• Behr Bahia Green
• Sherwin Williams Retreat

Coordinating Colors

Warm Eucalyptus looks great with other earthy tones. I like it with neutrals such as tans or whites, whether you go bright and crisp or soft and warm.

It also pairs really nicely with greens and blues, as long as the shades are either lighter or darker to create some contrast. For a bit more variety, you can mix it with golden yellows, corals, browns, or even dusty reds.

Here are some specific colors to try:

Cool off-whites:

• Gosling
• Snowed In
• Thousand Shells
• Transparent
• Paramount White

Dusty greens:

• Dusty Olive
• Cross Country
• Summer Valley
• Sage the Day
• Blade of Grass

Soft blues:

• Degas Blue
• Windblown Blue
• Milky Way
• Dover Surf
• Bleu Chair

Trim Colors

Warm Eucalyptus works well with both bright whites and softer, warmer whites, so your choice comes down to the look you want.

For a crisp, clean feel, go with a bright white:

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

For a more earthy, organic feel, choose a soft white:

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

FAQs

Here are some common frequently asked questions about Warm Eucalyptus.

Is Valspar Warm Eucalyptus a warm or cool color?

Despite the name, Valspar lists Warm Eucalyptus as a cool color.

That said, it has a balance that makes it feel versatile. I’ve noticed it pairs just as well with soft, creamy whites as it does with crisp, bright whites. It really depends on the look you’re going for.

Where can I use Valspar Warm Eucalyptus?

Warm Eucalyptus is flexible enough to be a bold statement color or a softer, muted backdrop.

It works beautifully in cozy rooms like bedrooms, living rooms, and dens. For more drama, try it on a fireplace, built-ins, or kitchen cabinets. I’ve also seen it look amazing on interior doors and accent walls.

If you’re thinking bigger, Warm Eucalyptus also makes a gorgeous home exterior color. It has that earthy, timeless look that works on almost any style of house.

What color trim goes with Valspar Warm Eucalyptus?

Warm Eucalyptus pairs well with a wide range of whites. If you like a clean, modern contrast, go with a bright white such as Benjamin Moore Simply White, Sherwin Williams Extra White, or Behr Ultra Pure White.

If you’d rather lean into the warmth and create a softer feel, try Behr Cameo White, Sherwin Williams Alabaster, or Benjamin Moore White Dove.

What is Valspar's 2026 Color of the Year?

Valspar named Warm Eucalyptus its 2026 Color of the Year. It’s a muted, mid to dark dusty green that feels earthy and calm.

I think it was a smart choice because it balances warm and cool undertones. That makes it easy to use in so many different ways, whether you want a bold feature or a subtle wall color.

What colors go with Warm Eucalyptus?

Warm Eucalyptus plays nicely with earth tones and neutrals like tans, whites, and creams. It also pairs well with other colors, including blues, greens, golden yellows, corals, browns, and dusty reds.

A few good examples are:

• Gosling – a cool off-white
• Dusty Olive – a muted green
• Degas Blue – a soft blue
• Groundbreaking – a deep brown

I like how these pairings highlight the richness of Warm Eucalyptus without competing with it.

What is the hex code for Warm Eucalyptus?

The hex code for Warm Eucalyptus is #7C7F70. This is useful if you’re working on digital designs or trying to match it online.

Where can I buy Valspar Warm Eucalyptus?

Valspar paints, including Warm Eucalyptus, are sold at Lowe’s and at some smaller paint retailers.

What's the difference: Valspar Warm Eucalyptus vs Sherwin Williams Sea Salt?

Warm Eucalyptus and Sherwin Williams Sea Salt are both greens, but they behave differently. Warm Eucalyptus leans more green, while Sea Salt looks more blue.

Sea Salt is also much lighter, with an LRV of 63 compared to Warm Eucalyptus at 21.

Even though they are not very similar, they can actually look lovely together. Swatching them side by side will help you decide if the pairing works for your home.

Thanks for reading!