As time progresses and technology advances, people's lives undergo constant and profound changes.
The bedroom is a small haven that belongs to us, so we should invest more time and effort into this little corner of our world.
Using color can immediately add vibrancy to the home. Purple evokes strong emotions: people either love or hate it. Therefore, it's not among the most common colors for decorating master bedrooms. Many only consider it suitable for children's bedrooms or excessively feminine spaces. It's a pity because when done correctly, purple can be very sophisticated and modern in a main bedroom, appealing to both men and women alike.
Deep Purple Walls
While some who adore purple opt for softer tones on bedroom walls for a more subdued dramatic effect, you shouldn't avoid using rich, deep shades of purple.
A high-contrast palette (deep purple, bright blues, and whites) creates a soothing yet contemporary look. Don't think dark walls are only suitable for brightly lit bedrooms. Dark walls work exceptionally well in dimly lit rooms because saturated colors maintain their hue regardless of light intensity.
The Soft Side of Purple
Dialing down the intensity of purple by one or two notches yields a softer color that is much more interesting than plain neutrals yet not overpowering or jarring.
Purple is an excellent color with a naturally calming ambiance, perfect for bedrooms. The softest purples can grace the walls, while pretty purple bedding, window treatments, benches, and accent pillows add soft romantic touches.
Committing to Purple
If you genuinely love purple, proceed with caution and go all in. Why not paint the ceiling purple?
Limiting the color palette primarily to purple and white, with just a hint of accent color in smaller furnishings, makes the overall ambiance fresh and airy without feeling oppressive. Whichever color scheme you choose, it's a great way to combine numerous patterns.
Purple is for Grown-Up Bedrooms Too
If you think purple is childish or only suitable for overly dramatic spaces, pair bold purple walls with sleek, modern furniture. Voila! You'll have a sophisticated modern bedroom that's grown-up.
The Unique Allure of Purple
Combining soft purple tones with metallic sheens, you'll ultimately achieve a captivating bedroom that looks expensive and refined rather than lavish or ostentatious.
Mirrored nightstands and beautiful silver sunburst mirrors add plenty of shine. The quietly purple headboard, simple pillows, and understated color scheme keep the room luxurious yet uncluttered.
Tranquil Purple
Mixing blue and purple with creamy off-white tones creates a serene, soothing atmosphere that complements many decorating themes, from casual to modern. Cool colors like blue, green, and purple are renowned for their relaxing properties.
However, when using similarly intense soft colors, don't forget to add some contrast (such as decorative pillows with interesting patterns) to prevent the room from becoming too monotonous or dull.
