From fashion to interior design, aubergine and deep plum are an elegant, sophisticated, and chic trend this fall. A gorgeous choice for the walls of a dining room, bedroom, powder room, study, anywhere! Not ready to commit to a whole room? Try a sofa, silk taffeta or velvet curtains, a leather ottoman, or a ceiling. Be on the lookout for a great piece in aubergine or plum to add to your wardrobe. Have you seen Betsey Johnson's new tiered skirt/petticoat in plum-to die for!
(Photos courtesy of Elle Decor, the New York Times, Teen Vogue, Ideal Home, Apartment Therapy, House to Home, and Urban Outfitters)
Love the richness of these colors, Beth. Thanks for your comment - so glad you like! XX
ReplyDeleteAnne-I love these colors for fall.
ReplyDeleteWhat gorgeous spaces and color combos ~ love the purple wall with all the frames! And Emma looks divine too!
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Aubergine has always been my favorite color. When I was 4, I insisted my father paint my bedroom deep purple...I've loved it ever since! Love these photos.
ReplyDeleteCC-That is the best idea with all the frames isn't it?
ReplyDeleteJill-Oh how fun-do you have a purple bedroom now?
ReplyDeletei love purple but never thought to add that to my wall. i should start will home accents. : ) great inspiration!
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No...my husband isn't a fan. But my blog background is purple!
ReplyDeleteSavy Mode-Glad you are inspired. Thanks for stopping by. I'll check out your giveaway.
ReplyDeleteyes yes and YES. Love this. That last picture is precisely how I envision my new study (now whether that's how it turns out is an entirely different story...).
ReplyDeleteLove the rooms, especially the first one. Deep purple is such a great way to experiment with rich, dark colors without feeling too extreme or serious.
ReplyDeleteAverill-I'm excited to see how it turns out.
ReplyDeleteJenn-I love that dining room especially.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful choic of color! So very elegant and so chic!I should try and incorporate this color (by the way, one of my favorites!) The picture with the window and purple drapes took my breath away - gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteThank you so very much for stopping by and for all the wonderful words. I will be spending a lot of time today reading your fabulous blog!:-))))
Couture Millinery Atelier-Thanks for stopping by. The window with the purple drapes is in Paris.
ReplyDeleteJill-Maybe if your husband doesn't like purple for a whole room you could introduce a piece here and there-a lampshade, an ottoman, pillows, etc.
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