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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.
 
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