How to use Pantone Colour of the Year 2018 in kids rooms
Learning how to use Pantone Colour of the Year 2018 in kids rooms is officially my mission for the next however long.
I actually felt a little nauseous when I heard that Ultra Violet was making a comeback.
And it’s not because I don’t dig Prince’s theme. I was just starting building up my 2017 greenery decor.
Bugger.
*shoves green stuff in top of linen cupboard and cancels green sofa delivery*.
Here tis. Marbling effect optional.
How to use Pantone Colour of the Year 2018 in kids rooms
(without looking like a tin of purple paint exploded)
You’ve got two options here. You can add small pops of purpley goodness, embracing a subtle change.
Option 2? Go hard or go home.
If you’re not quite brave enough for Option 2 (pfffft chicken), then here are some bits and pieces that would introduce Ultra Violet into your life.
I’ve even included stuff for boys, proving that Ultra Violet is for ERRRRRYONE!
ESSENTIAL: you must play Prince’s Purple Rain while styling with Ultra Violet. It says so on the Pantone website, I swear.
Ultra Violet Bedding that’s ultra cool
Kip and Co Violet Peach Tassel throw.
Thank you Pantone gods for giving us any excuse to get this beauty in our homes.
Kip and Co Field of Dreams Pillow case set
Because it’d be wrong not to use the words Prince and Boombox in the same sentence.
Matt Blatt Peony in a vase
Celestial City Quilt from The Midnight Gang
See it in use in our Space Themed Room from a while ago!
Candylab Plum 50
Lummi Lights
I could keep on listing for ages, but you get the idea (if you need help, feel free to drop me a line with your question!)
I couldn’t resist adding some of my favourite pinterest ideas of hacks and styles to give you some inspo too:
How to use Pantone Colour of the Year 2018 – Upcycle it!
If you’ve got a hankering for Ultra Violet and a passion (tolerance?) for painting, combine the two and add some purple rain to your furniture.
Just remember that the shades don’t always have to perfectly match. Combining different shades of purple, as well as choosing colours that complement the violet tones will make more of an impact than trying ultra hard to go all Ultra Violet.
Above all – have fun with it. I have a feeling there is waaaaay more cool stuff coming from this colour palette!
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