It is not surprising that for a long time been associated with royalty purple. In the Middle Ages this rich and vibrant colors derived from shellfish, so it is very rare and the most expensive. Today, the dark version of the color is still associated with luxury, while lighter colors to inspire relaxation or the more rustic decor (someone to Yoga? Do want). Here are some ideas to decorate in purple.

Complementarity

Reich, purple creates even more "oomph", when used with complementary colors such as green or turquoise. In a more neutral space, the injection of the ink with cushions, for example, on the curves are the furniture and vitality in the entire device.

Saturation

Dark purple is the color of choice, more formal space. To remove say these royal infusion, is a trick to the half wall color with decorative White colored case, for example, or by adding accessories cut bright color to balance everything.

Unpredictability

In a small room like the bathroom or "walk-in" you can can afford larger excess decor, because it in small quantities. In a cabinet, painted ceiling adds a jewel to the room decor paper instead of overloading.

The juxtaposition

Add opulence and comfort to your decor by selecting velvety and enveloping fabrics. Velvet, plush, fur color and wool are all good choices, and you can not fault dithering.

Modern

We combine the beautiful purple kings of times past, the color is very contemporary and can even be used in a clean, modern facility. In order to achieve such a look, avoid shades of purple, pale as: lilac, periwinkle, cyclamen, lavender or purple. Opt instead for saturated colors such as aubergine dress in red, purple and plum or towards blue as the bright purple, amethyst, zizolin or indigo.