
Purple is the color of royalty, while pink, its softer cousin, adds a blush of charm
While pink and purple might be thought of as feminine, when used as accent colors or as part of a rich multicolored scheme, as we do, they are gender-neutral, adding softness and complexity to a harmonious design. Some of the prettiest flowers in the garden fall into this range -- from roses and peonies to lilacs and iris -- and they mix as well with greens, yellows and blues as those blossoms do.
Purple has been associated with royalty and luxury for centuries, and in its deeper tones, adds a regal touch and splash of passion to any scheme.
Pinks, especially peachy pinks, are flattering to the skin and bring delicacy and whimsy to patterns ranging from florals to geometrics.
While pink and purple might be thought of as feminine, when used as accent colors or as part of a rich multicolored scheme, as we do, they are gender-neutral, adding softness and complexity to a harmonious design. Some of the prettiest flowers in the garden fall into this range -- from roses and peonies to lilacs and iris -- and they mix as well with greens, yellows and blues as those blossoms do.
Purple has been associated with royalty and luxury for centuries, and in its deeper tones, adds a regal touch and splash of passion to any scheme.
Pinks, especially peachy pinks, are flattering to the skin and bring delicacy and whimsy to patterns ranging from florals to geometrics.
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