Introduction

The color purple has many different shade and tones. It is associated with royalty, passion and wealth. Though it doesn’t have to be. The color purple is for everyone! It’s soft, romantic and can be used for a room of any size or light exposure. The color purple can also give you insight into your personality! Follow along as we walk you through this amazing hue – its history, shades, tones and personality traits!

Shades

Purple is a color that can be enjoyed by everyone. Purple is rich and vibrant, and it commands attention. It’s the perfect shade of purple that you want your business to convey. This is why we’ve made sure to include several shades of purple in our collection of business cards:

• Light violet
• Pastel violet
• Bright violet

Placement

Purple is a great color for bedrooms. The deep, rich hues of the color are often associated with luxury and extravagance. As such, purple can be an excellent choice for bedrooms that have a more luxurious feel to them.

It is also a good idea to use purple in kitchens or bathrooms because it will help you create an atmosphere that feels relaxing and comfortable. If you choose your fabrics carefully, this effect can be further enhanced by pairing them with light shades of blue or green (see our blog “The Color Blue”).

Patterns

Patterns are a great way to add some visual interest and dimension. The pattern can be small, large, simple or complex. It could be symmetrical or asymmetrical. It could be bold or subtle and it might even involve an abstract element such as repetition of shapes rather than color.

Patterns can also be found in the sky above us through clouds and weather formations like rainbows!

What it says about you if you like purple.

Purple is a much-maligned color. It’s often seen as the lamest of the rainbow spectrum, and many people avoid it entirely because they think it makes them look “girly.” But purple is actually very versatile. It can go from elegant to casual in a snap, and you can wear it with other colors without looking like you’re trying too hard. Purple has a lot to offer if you’re willing to give it a chance!

You might like purple if:

• You’re creative (or at least enjoy expressing yourself)
• You love flowers or plants (violets are beautiful)
• You were born between October 23rd and November 21st (the astrological sign for Taurus)

People who like purple.

Purple is the color of royalty, so it’s no surprise that people who like purple are loyal and good listeners. Purple also symbolizes creativity, which means that people who enjoy this color tend to be creative themselves.

Purple is a great choice for those who want to make an impact on their community by making changes from within. Purple-lovers will find support in the form of other purple-lovers when they join organizations like March of Dimes or National Breast Cancer Foundation—both groups use purple as their official color!

People who enjoy the color purple can benefit from some organization tips: because your personality type makes you loyal and steadfast, you may also have trouble keeping up with all your responsibilities! It may help to use a planner or calendar app when scheduling important events in your life—this will help keep you organized while not overwhelming yourself with too many things at once.

Purple is a color that is meant for anyone to enjoy.

Purple is a color that is meant for anyone to enjoy. The color purple has been the symbol of royalty and elegance since ancient times, but it was also the color used by commoners as well. This does not mean that you cannot wear purple if you are not rich or royal; it simply means that there are many different shades of purple and each person can choose which shade best suits their personality.

For example, lavender can be worn by anyone from teenagers to grandmothers because it has a youthful feeling about it without being too young or childish for older people. Lilac tends toward being feminine because of its soft nature; however, if one chooses an intense version like fuchsia then they can still have fun with this shade without compromising their masculinity or femininity!

Conclusion

I hope this blog has turned you on to the idea of decorating with purple. The color doesn’t have to just be for royalty, it’s for everyone. Now that you know that, are you going to go out and buy some purple?