We select curtains for lilac wallpaper

Purple wallpaper is not only a fashionable trend today, but also an opportunity to bring a little spring and freshness to the interior of the room. Choosing curtains for such wallpaper means choosing a color scheme and deciding on the texture of the fabric.

Choosing curtains for lilac wallpaper is not easy, but possible. Designers recommend using different techniques to choose a color scheme.

It can be a combination of tone on tone, quite rare, or a combination of different shades of purple.

A tone-on-tone combination is a particularly good choice for small rooms. Contrasts will only create a feeling of tightness, but transparent monochromatic shades (pale lilac, lavender) will expand the space. The room will look refined and fresh.

You can use various shades of purple, from dark to light purple. Depending on the shade of the wallpaper, the curtains can be chosen a tone lighter or, conversely, a tone darker. The entry of purple into the pattern of patterned curtains is successful. This gives the overall interior lightness and elegance. Layering is another great design trick. Saturated purple is good for large rooms, living rooms.

White is a favorite in bedroom interiors. White curtains go well with pale lilac wallpaper. The combination "white-lilac" is also successful for the kitchen. In addition to white, neutral shades can be gray, silver, light blue. They are designed to balance the violet, to make the interior more calm and harmonious.

Depending on which shade of purple you have chosen for the wallpaper - warm, neutral or cold, we will select a contrasting color for the curtains.

Magenta (a warm shade of pink) pairs well with yellow-green curtains. Additional shades are turquoise and peach. Juicy shades of curtains, warm yellow, orange, coral will help add warmth to the interior of a dark room if the windows face the non-sunny side. Raspberry tulle is perfect for warm purple wallpapers.

Lavender (neutral, grayish purple) is combined with lemon yellow. Additional shades are beige and emerald.

Plum and violet (cold shade) contrast beautifully with yellow-orange, beige color. Complementary colors are coral, light green and blue. Cool shades of purple are great for a room with south-facing windows where there is plenty of sun. Cold purple is often used when choosing a classic design with elements of silver and golden colors (in the decor).

There are also several useful tricks, besides color combinations, to create comfort in the room.

• If the room is covered with matte wallpaper, then shiny curtains will suit them.
• If the color of the curtains is saturated, then the texture of the curtains is preferably transparent.

• An excellent combination of swag and chill mold with strict vertical drapery in a room with plain purple wallpaper.
• The smaller the room, the simpler the curtains should be. It is better to abandon ruffles, lambrequins and edging in the case when the curtains are intended for a small room. And, accordingly, the smaller the room, the smaller the pattern.

For different rooms, there should be a different approach to the combination of curtains and wallpaper.

A monochrome color scheme is perfect for a bedroom (tone-on-tone or shades of purple from dark to pale lilac). Light walls can be perfectly combined with dark to match curtains and bright decor (pillows, bedspreads, etc.).

Purple monochromatic curtains are suitable for purple wallpaper with patterns or floral designs. And, conversely, if the wallpaper is without a pattern, then in order to avoid fading, you can choose curtains to match, but with a complex texture. These can be patterns, lambrequins or edging.

The bedroom can be made in contrasting shades., but here it is important not to overdo it with bright colors, because the main purpose of the bedroom is relaxation and comfort. Pale lilac walls can be combined with lemon yellow curtains, purple - with green-yellow, peach curtains.

Textured wallpaper with patterns is combined with lighter and more monochromatic curtains. Blackout curtains are suitable for purple wallpaper with plant motifs. Floral and geometric patterns with detailed details look great in the bedroom.

Depending on what purpose you are pursuing, the following types of curtains can be used in the living room.

Monochrome fabrics using combined curtains and curtains with edging will emphasize sophistication and create a luxurious interior. Soft drapery with folds, drawstring, folds, scallops will defuse the design and make the interior more interesting.

Viennese and Italian style curtains combined with light pale lilac wallpaper will create a feeling of lightness and sophistication. Using a combination of blue and crimson tulle, you can visually increase the size of the room. Simple blackout curtains combined with white tulle are also suitable for the living room.

Contrasting combinations in the living room, polychrome colors will make the living room interior more dynamic and modern. Lilac can be combined here not only with white, beige, yellow, but also with emerald, blue, peach.

Matching intensity of shades also looks advantageous - rich dark wallpapers "allow" bright curtains. The spacious rooms perfectly combine pale lilac wallpaper with dark purple curtains.

The minimalistic design of the living room and the classic is a combination of lilac and white. For the Provence style, lavender wallpaper is often combined with cold blue, light blue or lemon curtains made of transparent fabrics, with or without patterns.

For kitchen interiors, both silk curtains and cotton curtains or transparent tulle combined with purple wallpaper are suitable. It all depends on what style the kitchen is designed in and what the dimensions of the room are. If the kitchen is small, then light curtains are the best choice, since they visually expand the space.

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As a rule, purple wallpaper in a children's room is combined with light white curtains.

Contrast curtains are another combination. The warm range of shades of curtains will bring warmth to the nursery and make the interior more sunny.

Lavender wallpaper is a frequent choice for a Provence-style nursery. Curtains can be transparent or from a simple dense fabric of white, beige, olive, blue. Warm purple purple shades go well with pink curtains, so this combination is often used for the interior of a nursery for a girl.

For information on how to pick up curtains for lilac wallpaper, see the next video.