Here we share colors that match with purple to create a harmonious and appealing interior design.
Purple and Blue
Using clear or white finishes is recommended when using brighter shades, as well as light, yellower wood tones. For the darker shades silver and gray finishes along with darker or gray wood tone items compliment and accent the space.
Purple and Pink
Using darker pinks and purples can tone down the energy a little, if there is fear of overwhelming the space, which can be common with this color combination.
Using bright pinks and purples scream enthusiasm and will need a good neutral, commonly black, to bring the space together and add some structure.
When mixing deeper shades of purples of pink, you can throw in some reds to give a romantic or intimate feel to the space.
The lighter shades of this color combination goes well with clear finishes and lighter, warmer wood tones. The darker shades can become extremely powerful with black or white finishes, and dark espresso colored woods.
Purple and Gray
Incorporating black also gives a sleek look to the space, as well as mirrored surfaces. That being said, for those purple enthusiasts, purple can be the main color, using many different shades, hues and tones, while using the gray as an accent to tie the space together.
Both mentioned color combinations pair well with silver or black finishes. Pulling in cooler, darker wood tones or gray wood tones can also tie the space together.
Purple and Beige
It is best to use purple sparingly, but it could be any color purple on the spectrum, as the color gets darker, the heavier the room will get, the lighter shades give the illusion of a light and a softer space. – interior designer Savannah.
Multiple shades of the color and the neutral are welcome to help give the space dimension without adding too many colors and taking away from the simplicity of the overall space. These are best paired with warmer, medium tone woods as well as white, beige, or wood tone finishes.
Purple and Yellow
Selecting one of the two as a main color and the other as an accent is the best way to start. In the idea that yellow is the main color, whites creams and lighter colored wood tones are recommended to bring out the warmer tones of the space. Then the purple accents would be brought in to cool it down and offer contrast to the space.
In the matter that purple is the main color, with the intent of a cooler space, darker woods and black finishes are recommended. Throwing in some white finishes with the yellow accents brightens the room and adds interest to the space. For more related designs take a look at our accent wall colors gallery page.