Somehow, Taylor Swift may have predicted 2023’s color of the year. Get ready to step into that “lavender haze,” because trend forecasters at WGSN and Coloro experts believe that Digital Lavender will be the official hue of 2023. The muted pastel purple shade signifies the serenity and “digital escapism” we access at home, making it perfect for decor inspo.
Similar to 2022’s Pantone Color Of The Year Very Peri, Digital Lavender is a calming purple shade that brings a pop of color to your space and looks great in all seasons. Grab inspo and stock up on new home decor with these stylish Digital Lavender decor pieces inspired by this gorgeous color.
This flower plush pillow is adorable as a pop of purple in your bed spread or as a cozy shag throw on your sofa.
This checkered carpet will add a funky, Y2K touch to your space. It comes in different sizes so you can style the pattern as a doorway mat or living room centerpiece.
This bold wall clock, which adds a touch of purple, will look great in any work-from-home office or living space.
This indoor bench in Digital Lavender is wrapped in vegan leather and comes with either gold or black legs to match your space.
This cloud-shaped lavender mirror will look great on a gallery wall or propped on a vanity for a fun take on essential home decor.
Not only is this trendy purple table lamp from Urban Outfitters cute as a button, but its mini size also is perfect for any side table or in limited spaces like dorm rooms.
Transform your wall with this 3D peel and stick tile for stylish backsplashes or decorative surfaces.
Get cozy with Society6’s Digital Lavender throw blanket, which comes in three different sizes. You can match it up with the site’s decor collection in the same hue.
Aura art is a major home decor trend for 2023, and this purple poster download is an easy and affordable way to add some color to your wall. It’s just $3 to download, then you can print it out and hang it with pins or in a fun frame.
Blackout curtains are must-haves in any home, so why not skip the neutrals and go for Digital Lavender instead? These feature thermal insulation and up to 35% noise reduction.