Fun & Fresh | The Best Purple & Mauve Paint Colors

Color is coming back in a big way in 2021 and one of our favorite forecasts is for more mauve and purple on the horizon! These moody, flirty tones are so transformative and we are rounding up some of our favorite inspirations behind this trend + the colors you should shop for if youโ€™re ready to take the leap!

Fun & Fresh | The Best Purple & Mauve Paint Colors

Color is coming back in a big way in 2021 and one of our favorite forecasts is for more mauve and purple paint colors on the horizon! These moody, flirty tones are so transformative and we are rounding up some of our favorite inspirations behind this trend + the colors you should consider if youโ€™re ready to take the leap!

Design by Nina Maya Interiors | Styling by Joseph Gardner | Photo by Felix Forest

Design by Nina Maya Interiors | Styling by Joseph Gardner | Photo by Felix Forest

Design by Heather Wells | Photo by Joshua McHugh

Design by Heather Wells | Photo by Joshua McHugh

Soft and Subtle Purple & Mauve Paint Colors

Color doesnโ€™t have to be bold. It can be soft and subtle, laying the foundation of a tranquil space. Thatโ€™s why we love mauve and purple paint colors with gray undertones. They are beautifully neutral while adding an unexpected pop of color to a room. Cooler shades set a moody tone while warmer tones can be flirty and fun.

Design by Bayley Ward | Photo by Eve Wilson

Design by Bayley Ward | Photo by Eve Wilson

Design by Charlotte Lucas | Photo by The English Den 

Design by Charlotte Lucas | Photo by The English Den 

Design by Charlotte Lucas | Photo by The English Den 

Design by Charlotte Lucas | Photo by The English Den 

Saturated Mauve & Purple Paint Colors

Ready to go full saturation? We say do it! This color family is fun and feminine so be sure to pair your new walls with some jovial pops of color all over the room. Purple walls and pink chairs? Yes please! We love how Charlotte Lucas styled these purple and mauve paint colors with colorful furniture and accents!

We love bringing fresh color inspiration your way! What color do you want to see next? Let us know in the comments! Donโ€™t forget to check out our other color roundup blogs! Looking for that perfect white, black, blue, or green? We got you.

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