Purple Paint
Are you looking for purple paint that suits your space and style? Whether you want soft lilac walls, or a rich plum cabinet, or a deep violet feature wall, Rust-Oleum makes it easy to find a shade of purple that works for your project.
Shop our range of purple paint colours for walls, furniture, kitchen cupboards, floor, radiators and more and find the colour and finish you've been looking for. Choose from gentle pastel tones like Wisteria, darker shades like Mulberry Street, or make a bold statement with Violet Macaroon.
Find the Right Purple for Your Project
Lighter shades of purple paint can feel calm, cosy or bold depending on the shade you choose. A pale purple can soften a bedroom or bathroom, while a darker shade can bring depth to cabinets, furniture, or feature walls.
For a soft, easy-to-live-with shade, take a look at Wisteria purple paint. For something with a touch more character, richer tones such as Grape Soda can bring a stronger colour statement.
Purple Paint Colours for Bedrooms, Living Rooms and Bathrooms
Purple wall paint works well when you want a room to feel more personal without making it too loud.
Light Purple Paint
Pale lilac and lavender shades are ideal for bedrooms, nurseries and bathrooms because they feel soft and restful.
Deep Purple Paint
Deeper violet, plum, and berry shades suit feature walls, dining rooms and living spaces as they can feel bolder and bring luxury to these spaces.
What Colours Go Well With Purple Paint?
Purple paint pairs well with neutrals, soft white, blush pink, sage green, charcoal and natural wood. Paler shades work best with creams and soft greys, while deeper tones suit richer accents such as black, gold, and walnut.
If you're going for a calmer feel, keep surrounding colours muted. For a bolder, moody look, use purple as the main attraction against crisp neutral walls and painted furniture.
Purple Paint FAQs
Yes, as long as the correct Rust-Oleum Furniture Paint is selected. Purple paint can work well in helping to breathe new life into old furniture like sideboards, wardrobes, and bedside tables. Remember to follow the preparation steps and get the surface ready for your first coat of purple.
Yes, provided you choose paint designed for outdoor use, like Rust-Oleum Garden Paint. This paint can be used to refresh sheds, planters, fences and other garden furniture.