“The best colors that go with purple or aubergine in terms of accent colors are chartreuse and red,” insists Nicole Clapman, principal designer at Studio Schicketanz. “The brightness of these colors against aubergine provides really nice tension in a space but should be used sparingly and in the right manner, rather it be in artwork or fabrics.”
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Pair Your Purples
“Purple is my favorite color,” says Rozit Arditi, owner and principal of Arditi Design. “It can be as subtle or as bold a statement as you make it to be. It’s all about how it is used and what it is paired with. Lilac can be paired with lighter blues and whites to create a more soothing, light, and airy feel.”
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“Purple is a tough color,” Kelly Martin admits. “I think the trick with purple is in the tone and the pairing. When choosing something in the purple tones, I tend to gravitate toward something that sides with burgundy or wine tones. I’d rather it feel rich and a little earthy rather than a brighter purple that can have more pinkish hues.”
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“Purple is balanced well by neutrals—especially in combination with shades of brown, which add a level of sophistication and diminish the ‘cuteness’ that is sometimes associated with purple,” explains designer Michael Del Piero.
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