Lilac has always been perceived as a romantic color, but it is classified as a cold color of the spectrum, hence its ambiguity.
A well-designed bathroom in lilac tones looks a little extravagant and elegant. In such an environment it always seems clean, but a little “cold”.
The special atmosphere of rooms with a similar color scheme requires a thoughtful approach when finishing surfaces.
Interior designers have long found interesting techniques waiting to be implemented.
Choosing a style for a lilac bathroom
If a decision is made in favor of choosing one shade or another, it is important to take into account how it is perceived in a certain style.
Here their canons have long been established:
- lavender is a favorite of Provence-inspired styles;
- delicate lilac – Art Deco, romanticism or boho;
- rich lilac-blue – futurism, avant-garde or expressionism;
- gray-lilac – retro and vintage.
These are just general recommendations; designers often offer completely unexpected solutions.
Style diversity of purple bathrooms
The possibilities of this magical color are unlimited. With its help you can create almost any interior. A wide range of tile shades can be combined with each other, combined with other finishing colors, and played with different textures. The most stylish and fashionable trends can be combined in a purple bathroom. The design, photo samples of which are presented in the gallery of our website, suggests wide possibilities for working with this color.
Spa style
This interior is designed to be peaceful and conducive to relaxation. Therefore, it would be appropriate to use muted lavender tones of tiles in wall decoration. The accent can be made with a salad shade or the color of young grass. The style involves the use of natural materials, but you can get by with high-quality imitation of wood or stone.
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For example, lay the floor with wood-look tiles and duplicate this material in the countertop for the sink. It is better to refrain from sharp contrasts in the interior; it is much more appropriate to complement the bathroom design with small bright accessories, preferably in the colors that will be used in the decoration. These can be scented candles with the scent of lavender, bath salts in a glass container, or bath towels.
Purple will add volume and depth to the room
Romantic style
This style direction is characterized by a combination of comfort and lightness in the interior. It is best to tile the walls in pastel lilac and amethyst tones. This style does not tolerate contrast; it would be appropriate to emphasize the elegance of the room with discreet, discreet accessories in black or white.
To create a complete image, you need to correctly place the lighting accents of the room. In this case, the best option for covering the walls would be glossy tiles and an abundance of mirror surfaces. With the correct placement of lighting fixtures, the room will sparkle with the versatility of its lines, which will help visually increase its area.
Romantic interior awakens daydreaming
The direction combines ergonomics and sophistication. Traditionally, a Japanese-style bathroom should be harmoniously designed and peaceful. Therefore, natural shades of the background plane and bright accents are used in the decoration. To create expressive spots, a lilac shade, so similar to the color of sakura in spring, and a rich green tone are ideal.
This style trend is characterized by the presence in the interior of corrugated surfaces imitating bamboo or rice paper. It is advisable to finish the floors with light tiles, stylized as natural stone or pebbles. The main advantage of the Japanese style in our realities is that it is optimally suited for the smallest bathroom.
Deep purple color looks stylish and luxurious
Classic style
For a classic interior, a combination of deep blueberry wall color, diluted with decor imitating gold or bronze, and a light marble floor would be appropriate. You can also combine a less intense purple shade with white or blue. A delicate classic design will be obtained by tiling the walls with tiles of a light amethyst tone with the addition of gray and white shades.
The use of purple in a classic bathroom design will make the interior majestic
Country style
A very cozy and warm interior with purple tiles can be created in country style. For this, background tiles in a shade of light lilac and decor with a dark purple floral pattern on a white background are ideal. A dark matte floor with a tree-like structure will complement the picture. It is advisable to use furniture made of natural wood or high-quality imitation wood and white porcelain sanitary ware.
High tech
The dark indigo color in the high-tech style looks very unusual and stylish. Against such a rich background, chrome accessories and laconic forms of snow-white sanitary ware stand out sharply. The floor and a couple of lilac-gray accents on the wall will complete the look. You can independently come up with and create a geometric pattern that contrasts with the main tone coating. In interior design, it is appropriate to use sharp polar combinations of shades, for example, a light frame on a dark wall.
Purple can add elegance to even a high-tech style
The gray-violet tones of the cladding will be favorably set off by blueberry-colored plumbing fixtures and dark purple accessories, of which there should be few, only the essentials.
Art Deco
The style direction will help create a sophisticated and luxurious interior. The ideal color for wall cladding in the Art Deco style would be fuchsia or purple. To reduce the aggressiveness of a rich shade, experts recommend diluting it with a gray-blue or white tone. An ornament or decor with smooth curved lines or floral motifs would be very appropriate here. The use of ceramics with marble and leather imitation will only improve the overall appearance of the interior.
Refined and elegant interior
Despite the fact that many people associate the color purple with the darkness of a summer night, it is still much more diverse than it seems at first. Professionals know that it can be changed beyond recognition, thereby changing the space.
The number of purple shades is simply amazing:
- ice orchid;
- light lilac;
- gray-lilac;
- iris;
- pastel lilac;
- heather;
- lavender;
- violet;
- lupine;
- mulberry;
- plum;
- eggplant;
- prunes;
- purple wine;
- twilight amaranth;
- phlox color;
- indigo;
- petunia color.
Therefore, a design for a purple bathroom will look just great if you choose the right shade and colors that go with it.
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Interior design and selection of plumbing fixtures
A bathtub or Jacuzzi for a lilac bathroom is traditionally white or pale blue. Such an interior always looks clean and the containers look “sterile”.
Lilac-colored tanks are offered extremely rarely, but they are sometimes made to order for demanding customers.
They can be made in an unconventional manner, for example, in an unusual shape, coated with colored enamel or made from some original materials.
Lilac bidets and toilets are also rare. Most often, white or blue sanitaryware is used.
A toilet of rare shades is often offered complete with a sink, and such a find should not be neglected.
A washbasin and bathtub made in the same design are also a common option. If they don’t have a toilet in the required shade, buy a white one, and select the toilet lid in the required shade.
A shower cabin in lilac design is very rare, but a white one with chrome parts will fit perfectly into a lilac interior.
Accessories can compensate for the missing color balance.
If your bathroom design looks unfinished, add lilac bath curtains or towels, wall cabinets with mirrored doors, or functional furniture with washable fronts in a matching shade.
See even more interesting solutions on this topic in our photo gallery.
Combinations with different palettes
Lilac color is not suitable for a monochrome interior. It must be surrounded with contrasting tones. Gamma itself is endowed with a psycho-emotional background. But when combined with others, it can leave a deep impression.
Lilac bath tiles Source rebathroom.ru
With white
Lilac in the bathroom will sparkle differently if you add pastel shades to it. The dominant white color will make the lilac much richer. But if the latter predominates in the room, then white will make it look lighter.
Color overload does not threaten the room, as the duo looks gentle and romantic. Even cool shades with a lot of blue go great with crystal white and become a little warmer. And the combination of purple with milky or beige brings friendliness to the room. This works well when white textiles and furniture are placed against the background of lavender walls.
Bathroom in lilac and white colors Source worldcerama.ru
With gray
This stylish combination plunges the room into the cold. Therefore, it is better when gray color is used as a background in the room. Cool walls will be enlivened by lilac details. They will add complexity and versatility to the interior. Violet and silver shades go especially well together.
Bathroom decorated in gray-lilac tone Source pinterest.de
