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A deep purple adds a touch of drama and luxury to any room. Associated with wealth and royalty, purples add depth and richness to achieve an upscale look with minimal effort.
Pair a rich plum with earth-toned furniture and neutral décor for balance. The color purple has somewhat of a cult following, so whether you go bold or use it in small doses, you’re bound to attract attention.
Sherwin Williams Exclusive Plum SW6263
“Plum is a grown up purple, dark and earthy, a purple with a bit of red in it. I love exclusive plum and would use it in small doses, like on the back wall of a built-in bookcase or an accent wall in a bedroom or dining room. It looks great paired with grays.”
— Amy Brothers, Amy Brothers interior designs
Benjamin Moore Shadow 2117-30
“Shadow is a rich and luxurious color that adds warmth to a room. It’s a great complement to classic colors such as beige and gray.”
— Julie Korp, Design Den
Pratt and Lambert Black Orchid 31-17
“A mysterious deep plum color. Use it on cabinets in a powder room or trim in a study to give your space a touch of the unexpected.”
— Laura Covington, Laura Covington Interiors
Farrow and Ball Pelt #254
“Pelt is a very approachable color. This is perfect for a library or foyer with silver-toned accessories or a silver tea paper on the ceiling.”
— Designer Tula Summerford
Amy Howard Lacquer Eggplant
“A beautiful, deep plum spray paint with high gloss finish. Great for lamps, drawer pulls and furniture.”
— Laurie Ledbetter, Owner of Affordable Chic
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