Spring isn’t that far, and it’s the time when we are all striving for pastels: powder blues, soft and dusty pinks, light greens and warm yellows. Lilac is a pastel shade that is often left out in the cold, yet this is a very fresh idea: you won’t see it often here and there and having such touches in your home decor will make it stand out. It’s a great way to go, especially for a girlish interior, and lilac doesn’t always mean vintage and refined, you may incorporate it into various interiors – minimalist, industrial, mid-century modern and so on. Here are some ideas that are sure to inspire you.
Lilac Walls
Lilac walls are great for creating a soothing, relaxing ambience that welcomes. Lilac doesn’t always mean vintage, it can be used in modern spaces, too. Lilac walls are welcome in any space – a bedroom, kitchen, dining space, closet, entryway and wherever else you want including bathrooms – just try lilac tiles for a catchy and soothing look. You may go for a single statement wall in lilac or for a whole space; such materials as plaster, wallpaper and tiles will bring more texture in.
A bold glam living room with lilac walls and built-in shelves and a bright artwork is filled with tender colors.
A bold bedroom with lilac walls, turquoise and emerald furniture and purple and pink details.
A bright bedroom with lilac walls, a pink chair and bright bedding and pillows is a great place to wake up.
A bright entryway with lilac wallpaper walls and a purple mirror, gold touches add a glam feel to the space.
A dressing room done in lilac and white is a sophiticated idea with strong vintage vibes.
A feminine bedroom with lilac walls, purple accessories and an upholstered bench is a chic and refined idea.
A kitchen with purple walls and grey cabinets and a dining space accented with lilac walls to separate it from the kitchen.
A bathroom with lilac tiles looks very soothing and welcoming, it's a great color for relaxation.
Lilac plaster walls and touches of deep purple make up a bold and ultra modern bedroom.
Lilac is a bold and catchy idea for walls, and blue furniture may complement the space in a stylish way.
A lilac statement wall is a great color idea for a neutral space, it's a fersh alternative to a pink wall.
A tender lilac kitchen with bright abstract artworks is a very girlish and welcoming space.
Lilac Furniture And Accessories
Lilac furniture pieces are welcome to highlight your spaces! A lilac sofa, chair, bench, ottoman, vanity, desk, dressing table and even kitchen cabinets will completely change your space – this muted shade is a soothing one and it doesn’t look hacky like various shades of pink. Lilac furniture is often paired with lilac walls to make the look more complementing. If you don’t want any lilac furniture, think of rocking lilac accessories – bedding, pillows, rugs and others. Try curtains, rugs and canopies to add a cute touch to your space.
A bright mid-century modern living room with a duo of lilac chairs that feature muted colors.
A contemporary living room done in neutrals and with a lilac sofa as a bright touch and centerpiece.
A cute closet with lilac furniture and brass and gold touches is an amazing girlish space.
A dining space with yellow walls and lilac and brass chairs with a laconic and modern design.
A girl's bedroom with a dreamy lilac canopy over it raises it to a new level.
A lilac and gold double vanity is an amazing and trendy piece for a bathroom with a special color.
A lilac and gold sofa and leopard print pillows as accessories create a bold look and a color statement.
A lilac fur throw is a chic accessory for a bedroom, it brings color to the space and can be easily changed.
A lilac kitchen accented with a bright yellow cooker and a polka dot backsplash plus brass lamps.
A lilac velvet sofa is a gorgeous color and fabric statement for any space, it looks shiny and bright.
Create a vintage girlish bathroom with lilac wood that covers the walls and the bathtub, too.
Lilac curtains, pillows and a blanket are simple and cute accessories for a woman's bedroom.
Printed lilac wallpaper and Roman shades bring a vintage feel to the space, and lilac bedding helps with that.