Purple Paint Colours: The Staunch Purple Odyssey Continues
On our previous blog we began exploring purple paint colours, how they can make you feel, and how they can be used. Click here to read Part 1 of this exploration. Today we continue with our exploration of purple paint colours by featuring an additional five purple hues that we love.
Baby Mittens:
If there is to be a champion of purple paint colours for residential or commercial bathrooms, it will be Baby Mittens! Arguably one of the most soothing and welcoming purple paint colours available to you. It’s a light tone of purple with a streak of soft grey as undertone. It has a sweet and gentle vibe to it, and works brilliantly in a space with a lot of natural light.
Hydrangea:
Earthy is the word when it comes to this purple paint suitably named “Hydrangea”. It certainly emulates a shade of purple that is found in natural flora and fauna. A mid tone purple which replicates the purple of the hydrangea species. It works especially well in summery climates due to its summery vibe. It would look amazing in conservatories, indoor/outdoor garden spaces, bathrooms and bedrooms.
Victorian Purple:
This hue exudes sophistication and elegance in a subtle way. It provides a sense of warmth to a room, with its lavender predominant tone. Its gentle yet it brings a sense of depth. Looks brilliant as a back drop to framed furnishings on walls and antique items.
Crocus Purple Petal:
This hue has a striking undertone of grey, which gives it depth that you might not sense initially. A shade of purple which works whatever the climate brings, it has a distinct retro vibe to it. You could easily transport yourself back to the 60s or the 70s with this shade and vintage furniture and additional furnishings.
Purple Poppy:
We’ve selected purple poppy as an ideal option due to its hybrid of striking undertones! Blue and violet are running through this hue. It is more so on the coolish side, but it also is filled with delicate and refined character. Makes it perfect for a sitting room, study, meeting rooms or a bathroom.
Could the above range of purple paint colours be an option for your next residential or commercial project? Want to use purple but unsure how to do it? Contact us on 1300 782 862 or via our contact form by clicking here and we will help you!