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Purple is back in a big way as a trend color in interior design.

WARM • REFINED • LUXURIOUS

From plum and aubergine to smoky purple: purple is making a striking comeback in home interiors. Discover our take: fig purple

Purple is back—but with a slightly different twist

The new purple colour trend of 2026 is sophisticated, warm and layered. Think deep shades with a hint of red and brown: plum, aubergine, wine and mauve. They create atmosphere and character without overpowering the room.

Our fig purple shade is soft, refined and surprisingly versatile. A colour with depth that radiates both calm and luxury.

How do you combine fig purple?

  • Warm beige

    Beige, sand and taupe create a calm base that allows fig purple to stand out beautifully. For example, combine fig purple bedding with taupe or sand, or add a fig purple throw to a neutral bedroom.

  • Dark wood

    Dark wood brings out the warm undertones of fig purple and immediately gives the colour more depth. Think of a dark wooden bed, bedside table or piece of furniture as a luxurious counterpart.

  • Marble

    Marble gives fig purple a refined, almost hotel-chic look. Warm marble with beige, brown or burgundy veining pairs especially beautifully with this deep purple shade.

  • Fresh lilac

    Lilac reveals the softer side of fig purple and is perfect for a tone-on-tone color palette. Pair our Orchid lilac with fig purple for a layered look that remains calm without becoming boring.

  • Olive green

    Fig purple and olive green look surprisingly beautiful together: warm, earthy and just a little different. Both colours feature in our collection, so you can combine them in different rooms.

  • Linen

    A touch of brass instantly makes fig purple feel more sophisticated. Think faucets, lighting, or small home accessories: you only need a few details for a luxurious effect.

  • Off-white

    Off-white keeps the combination with fig purple fresh and light. Perfect for anyone who wants to add colour while preserving the calm look of a light interior—and easy to combine with our off-white items!

  • Burgundy / Bordeaux

    For a hotel-chic tone-on-tone effect, combine fig purple with burgundy. The warm red hue adds extra depth to the purple and creates that luxurious, layered color-drenching effect without everything having to be exactly the same color.

Bring fig purple into your home

From a subtle pop of colour to a warm tone-on-tone look: fig purple adds just a little more atmosphere to any room. Discover our fig-purple washable duvets, throws, boutique hotel towels and more, and bring the colour into your home in your own way.

Everything about fig purple

Is purple a trend color in 2026?

Yes. In 2026, we’re seeing mainly warm, deep shades of purple such as plum, aubergine, and burgundy in interiors. Fig purple fits perfectly into this warm color trend.

What color is fig purple?

Fig purple is a warm, soft shade of purple with more depth than lilac, but a calmer look than dark plum or aubergine. This makes the color eye-catching yet easy to combine with neutral colors such as off-white, beige, or taupe, as well as with aubergine or olive green.

Which colors go well with fig purple?

Fig purple pairs beautifully with beige, sand, taupe and off-white. For more contrast, olive green, lilac and burgundy make lovely combinations.

What is the difference between fig purple, plum, and aubergine?

Fig purple is softer and lighter, plum is fuller and richer, and aubergine is generally the darkest shade of purple, leaning more towards red. The colors are close to one another, making them beautiful to combine tone-on-tone as color drenching in your interior.

Does fig purple go with beige and taupe?

Absolutely. Beige, sand, and taupe create a sense of calm in the interior and beautifully highlight the warm undertones of fig purple. So it’s a perfect match for Japandi interior style.

How do you combine purple in a calm interior?

Do you like the color but find it a little daring too? Then start with an accent. Consider a throw, bedding, or towels in fig purple, which you can add as an accent color to your calm interior.

Is fig purple suitable for a child’s room?

Yes. Fig purple adds color to a child’s room without quickly becoming overwhelming. Combine it with beige and natural tones for a calm look, or with lilac, butter yellow, and soft pink for a more playful feel.