Pastel Purple Colors

Pastel Purple starts as misty lilac gray and moves toward a clearer pale lavender. It appears in bedrooms, nurseries, baths, laundry rooms, and soft painted furniture where strong purple would be too much.

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Alpine Grove

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Brushed Cloud

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Crisp Spruce

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Frozen Lark

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Glacial Brine

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Glacial Violet

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Heather

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Icy Dusk

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Lilac

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Lunar Shore

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Mellow Gale

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Nordic Lichen

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Pastel Lavender

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Pastel Lilac

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Plum

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Slate Birch

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Slate Creek

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Slate Fern

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Still Haze

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Still Star

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Thistle

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Timeworn Breeze

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Worn Spruce

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Using pastel purple in your home

Pastel Purple works best with matte textures and gentle contrast. Use it in bedrooms, baths, nurseries, or a laundry room with creamy trim, warm gray, pale oak, sage, or brushed nickel. North light can make it cooler and slightly gray. South light shows more pink. Do not skip a board. Hazy Oasis and Pastel Lavender can look washed out beside bright white tile.

Frequently asked questions

Is Pastel Purple warm or cool?

Pastel Purple is usually cool. A pinker sample can warm up in south light.

Will Pastel Purple work in low light?

Yes, if it has enough color to survive shadow. Very pale versions can collapse into gray.

Best Pastel Purple paint colors?

Try Glidden Dusky Lilac (LRV 80.9), Behr Confetti (LRV 75.7), or Valspar Eternal Moonrise (LRV 68.696). Avoid tiny chips.