Pantone selected Ultra Violet as its 2018 Color of the Year. The vibrant color is popping up in more fashion, but when it comes to home design, is it just too bold for staging? After all, no one wants to deal with a purple elephant in the room when trying to stage a home for sale.
But designers are showing tasteful ways to weave in shades of purple to brighten otherwise neutral decorated rooms. Purple up against a mostly all-beige or all-white room can be just the colorful statement to welcome in the spring buying season.
Purple painted rooms still may be a harder sell in a home for sale, but purple hues in pillows, throw blankets, accessories, florals, or even accent chairs or a tufted couch may just be the touch of purple that takes a room from blah to memorable.
Below we feature a few examples from the popular remodeling site Houzz that show how purple accents can be used in a chic way to brighten up a space. What do you think? Will purple be a hot accent for your spring-time staging?
Purple Velvet
Purple velvety accent chairs against an otherwise neutral backdrop helps make this room more eye-catching.
Purple Pattern
The lime green patterned bedding helps to offset the purple statements in this bedroom design.
Purple Accents
All shades of purple help spice up the décor in this living room, from the flowers to the ottomans, pillows, and blanket.
Purple Accent Walls
If you do purple on the walls, you may want to make it in just a small spot–careful not to overpower the room. Check out this example below, in which the designers use purple wallpaper to accent a fireplace nook in the dining room. The purple hue is then repeated in the lighting fixture and curtains.
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http://styledstagedsold.blogs.realtor.org/2018/03/12/does-the-color-purple-have-a-place-in-staging/
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