164 Shades of Mauve Color

Mauve is purple that went to the country. It lost the urban edge, picked up grey and pink undertones, and ended up romantic and vintage without being fussy about it.The collection spans pale dusty mauve to deeper purple-mauve. Sage and mauve together make a complete palette on their own. That is how well they play.

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Rose Mauve Color
What pink looks like when it has a mortgage. Rose Mauve color (#af9690) is a dusty pink-mauve with brown undertones, polished and slightly nostalgic without being too sweet. Sage green and brass keep it both current and timeless.
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Mauve Color
William Perkin, 18 years old and chasing a synthetic malaria drug, accidentally stained silk purple in his London home lab and filed his mauveine patent on 26 August 1856. His coal-tar dye became the first mass-produced synthetic color, set off a Victorian purple craze, and made him rich by 21. Mauve color (#e0b0ff) still carries that whiff of accidental genius.
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Mauve White Color
The palest mauve cools toward a soft grey with a hint of violet, echoing William Perkin’s 1856 aniline dye discovery in its faintest tint. Mauve White color (#dee3e4) holds that gentle historical tint. Bedrooms calm down under this shade.
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Grey Mauve Color
Grey Mauve blends its two words into a warm dusty neutral, and in most light the taupe wins over the purple. There’s a faint pink-brown hush underneath.