Historically, purple was associated with sophistication, luxury and royalty, but it's often considered a risky color in home design. Today, designers are experimenting with rich shades of purple as vibrant and moody tones become more prevalent in modern interiors. Imagine dramatic powder rooms, ethereal bedrooms and defined by bold purple accents.
Blues and greens have been popular for years, but it looks like purple is taking over as the — and we're loving the possibilities it presents for just about any room. Design experts are taking on this color challenge, whether it's with purple walls, upholstered furniture or kitchen cabinets. "Purple carries with it a sense of creativity and luxury," says Laura Umansky, founder of .
"As we navigate through a period where people are seeking comfort and a bit of escapism in their homes, purple provides a vibrant yet soothing presence that is both rich and enveloping." No longer are clean, the norm. Instead, designers are leaning toward bright and moody colors that make a statement and express individuality.
"These tones, especially in a post-pandemic world, help to delineate our homes as sanctuaries of personal expression and joy. They are also a reaction to the neutral palettes that have dominated the last decade — people are ready to be bold," says Umansky. "Purple can bring richness and drama to a space that needs a bit of depth," adds interior designer , who cautions that decorating with purple can be tricky.
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