Purple is a royal color that represents the subtlety, mystery, romance, idealism, protection, melancholy, freshness, purity, peace and luxury.
Purple is in subtractive synthesis (paint, ink), a secondary outcome of color mixture between blue and orange and, in additive synthesis (light), a tertiary color obtained by mixing blue and magenta that itself is derived from the mixture between blue and red.
Some purple chart :
Heliotrope, Indigo, Lilac, Magenta, Purple Orchid Parma Plum Violine, Zinzolin …. (Please see below the purple charts).
Purple is a cold color which is located in the transition zone. This color can be hot and can be also dark, it gives an impression of warmth and it is clear, it gives the contrary, a feeling of freshness.
The complementary color of purple is yellow, so this is the color that makes the most out.
The dark purple represents boldness, assurance, strong personality and originality, it absorbs light in contrast to the bright purple that reflects light and gives clarity. The latter is quite refreshing, sweet and elegant.
Decoration, purple can appear at the same time refined and relaxed. The dark purple has the distinction of being a bold and elegant choice while not being very oppressive. As for The warm colors, if the walls of a room are painted dark purple, this will give an approximation of feeling as if the room was smaller as if painted in light purple, it will give an impression that the room is bigger.
"Purple" Color association
Purple is a very easy to associate color. It blends perfectly with the neutral tones. White, cream, but also with its complementary color yellow which highlights it
It also blends with The cold colors like blue or dark it is clear and green.
As for WARM COLORS, it can easily accompany with pink, red, plum and dark burgundy.
Accompanied neutral color, it gives an impression of luxury.
Some purple chart :