Colors That Go With Purple Clothes
Step into a world of enchantment as we explore the kaleidoscope of colors that harmonize effortlessly with purple attire. Purple, the majestic and mysterious hue that has captivated us since ancient times, holds a unique allure that begs to be elevated with the perfect complementary shades. Whether you’re aiming for sophistication or playfulness, finding the right colors to accompany your purple garments can truly unlock a world of sartorial possibilities. In this article, we take a dive into the color wheel and unearth a treasure trove of sensational pairings that will awaken your fashion sensibilities and leave you feeling inspired. So, get ready to embark on a chromatic voyage where we unveil the secrets behind the captivating palette that effortlessly marries with purple.
Purple is such a standout color that it might seem like a problematic hue to build a decor scheme around. In reality, colors that go with purple span a spectrum of shades, including black, navy blue, white, and metallics. Gold, copper, and yellow are colors that go with dark purple, imparting a regal ambiance. And lilac, pink, and white are colors that go with light purple for a softer, delicate feel or a space for a child.
Both cool and warm shades of purple are versatile enough to give off entirely different vibes—moody, regal, modern, joyful, earthy—depending on which complementary hues you choose to add to the mix. For instance, black can be an accent color that goes with deep purple walls for a moody and luxurious look.
But sometimes, colors don’t go with purple, especially if they don’t match in tone and intensity—e.g., a rich jewel tone purple with a soft light pink. Looking at paint color palette cards that show a main color with potential accent pairings can help you determine colors for your particular purple.
Read on to discover some favorite color combinations that will help you to make a purple interior shine.
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Mauve + Emerald
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Design by KT2 Design Group / Photo by Michael J. Lee This formal living room by KT2 Design Group makes a statement with mauve upholstered armchairs and emerald green accents that add a colorful twist to this traditional living room.
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Plum + Black and White
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Design by Maestri Studio / Photo by Nathan Schroder Black and white rooms are quite chic on their own, but this classic combination also looks stunning when incorporated into a room accented with purple furniture. The traditional hues add a welcome dose of modernity to this dining space by Maestri Studio. The end result will get your dinner party guests talking.
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Cool Lavender + Silver
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Design by R. Johnston Interiors / Photo by Catherine Nguyen Purple is already a regal color, and adding silvery accents that remind you of your favorite shiny necklaces will keep the luxe theme going. This space by R. Johnston Interiors proves that purple isn’t just for kids’ bedrooms—adults can incorporate the hue into their sleep spaces, too. The key is to use a more subtle shade, like a cool shade of lavender, so as to not overwhelm the room.
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Orchid Purple + Turquoise
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Design by Kaleidoscope Living In this stylish kid’s bedroom, Tasha Agruso of Kaleidoscope Living gave an old dresser new life by restoring it in a bright orchid hue. The piece pairs nicely with a light turquoise bench covered in a floral fabric, which contributes to the space’s playfulness.
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Shades of Purple + White
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Design by Jeweled Interiors Jewel Marlowe of Jeweled Interiors added interest to this all-white bathroom with vivid purple accents, from the wall colors to the overdyed rug on the floor.
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Grape Juice Purple + Yellow
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Design by Swoon Worthy Kimberly Duran of Swoon Worthy successfully paired a grape juice shade of purple with yellow in her living room, adding pops of gold to make the space scream sophisticated without giving off Easter egg vibes. While purple may not be the first paint color option on your list, this color scheme proves it’s worth a try.
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Purple + Gray
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Madness and Method This bedroom from Nicole Q-Schmitz of Madness and Method proves that gray is far from a dreary hue when paired with a bold purple backdrop. With an assertive wall color like this, keep the headboard and bedding simple so that you can, in fact, unwind in your sleep space.
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Royal Purple + Brown
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The English Room Holly Phillips of The English Room paired a bright royal purple sectional with a chocolate brown painted ceiling in this welcoming family room to set the anything goes tone, then accessorized with multicolored accents throughout the room.
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Purple + Shades of White
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Design by Dekay & Tate / Photo by K. Hayden Rafferty In this room done up in soft shades of white by Dekay & Tate, a purple ceiling is the star of the show, adding contrast and a focal point. This approach is an excellent way to have the best of both worlds: a neutral foundation with an element of surprise.
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Purple + Green + Rust
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Design by Jenny Kakoudakis For Jenny Kakoudakis of Seasons in Colour, purple was just one hue that made an appearance in her living room, but it made a bold statement nonetheless. Kakoudakis styled the intricate geometric rug with an emerald green sofa and a rust-hued grasscloth wallpaper. The grasscloth adds intriguing texture without overwhelming the space with additional pattern.
1. “From Lavender Dreams to Regal Pairings: Exploring Mesmerizing Color Combinations for Your Purple Wardrobe”
Indulge in a mesmerizing journey through a kaleidoscope of enchanting hues as we unlock the secrets of creating stunning color combinations for your purple wardrobe. From lavender dreams to regal pairings, embrace the alluring power of purple and elevate your style to new heights.
Firstly, let’s dive into the harmonious symphony of lavender dreams. This delicate shade of purple effortlessly exudes a sense of tranquility and grace. Pair a lavender blouse with crisp white pants for a fresh and ethereal look, perfect for a summer garden party. To add a touch of sophistication, match your lavender dress with nude accessories and let the soft colors blend harmoniously together. Embrace the versatility of lavender by mixing it with shades of pale blue or mint green for a dreamy yet vibrant wardrobe. The possibilities are endless!
- Pair a lavender blouse with white pants for an ethereal look.
- Match a lavender dress with nude accessories for added sophistication.
- Experiment with combinations of pale blue or mint green for a dreamy yet vibrant wardrobe.
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2. “Unlocking the Enigmatic World of Colors: Discovering the Perfect Hues to Complement Your Purple Attire
The Purple Pieces
Although this color can sometimes be polarizing, people can either love or hate it. It is undeniable that purple is a fun color to play with in terms of clothing. Not only does it exude a distinct mood, but it also allows for combinations and offers a whole different genre of style whenever it is paired.
The color purple exudes mystery. It is a rich and mysterious color. It has a lot of shades that range from light to dark and it is set to cater to the designer and the wearer’s message and sense of style.
Purple is often associated with royalty and nobility. It is mysterious and strong. Although purple pieces have experienced a decline in recent years, they are slowly getting the attention they deserve nowadays as purple pieces are slowly being introduced again.
Now purple is slowly taking its place in the color palette of many people. There are a lot of purple pieces available and purchasable on the market. Here are some pieces you might want to explore.
Purple Blouse
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It’s typical, but the right choice of purple shade top is worth it. Finding a blouse with a style that fits you is definitely worth the effort.
Purple Tee
A purple tee can be a refreshing change in your daily wardrobe. The question is, why not a purple t-shirt? You can also pick a v-neck shirt that can help to emphasize your neck and chest.
Purple Cardigan
Purple cardigans can draw attention to your body and add a pop of color to your outfit. Long or short, it can elevate your look.
Purple Sweater
Ah yes, sweaters are a fashion necessity, especially during the change of seasons. It is very popular when winter and colder days arrive.
Purple Coat
Coats are also popular, especially when you stay in colder places. Finding the right shade of purple coat is a game-changer.
There are still a lot of top purple pieces that can be found in the stores. It’s fun to mix and match tops with accessories of many sorts, as well as find the right pants.
More Purple Pieces (Bottoms)
Of course, purple bottoms are also very much welcome in the fashion industry. The mystery and energy of the color purple exude power.
Wearing a purple bottom of any shade can help with expressing and emphasizing what you want to emphasize. And so, the choice of shade is also crucial. Here are some purple pieces you might want to try and explore.
Purple Skirts
People often wear a skirt when attending a formal event. However, you can also spice it up and pair it with something more informal so you can take the formality down a notch.
Purple Pants
Not only tops are allowed to be purple, purple pants rock too!
Purple Jeans
and yes, jeans can be purple too. For people who prefer wearing jeans and smart pants, you can spice it up by adding purple jeans to your wardrobe.
Purple Leggings
