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7 purple home accents that are perfect for fall

From lavender to amethyst, these purple finds will add a pop of color to your autumn decor.

By Michele Kettner September 18, 2020 at 10:52 am

Autumn is usually full of warm hues, like yellows, oranges and reds, but purple can also play a role in your fall home decor. Whether you want to add some amethyst to your kitchen or brighten up your office with a stained glass lamp, these purple accents will help add some color for the fall season.

Upgrade your drinkware for the upcoming holiday season with this set of deep purple glasses. // S/4 Inverted Thistle Glasses, Amethyst, $65; One Kings Lane

purple stained glass lamp — *Photo courtesy of West Elm*

Add some personality to your desk or reading nook with this geode-inspired lamp. // Friend of All Small Tabletop Greta Lamp – Amethyst, $320; West Elm

purple keepsake box — Photo courtesy of Wolf & Badger

Whether you are looking for a jewelry box or a place to store your family photos, this box will keep all of your keepsakes safe. // Stone Print Treasure Box Amethyst, $65; Wolf & Badger

purple lounge chair — *Photo courtesy of Urban Outfitters*

This lounge chair will be perfect for an afternoon of reading on those crisp fall days. // Small Cooper Velvet Lounge Chair, $249; Urban Outfitters

amethyst bowl — *Photo courtesy of Neiman Marcus*

Transform your centerpiece by adding a pop of handcrafted amethyst to your table. // Tigela Medium Bowl, $395; Neiman Marcus

Purple and gray rug — *Photo courtesy of Joss & Main*

Whether in your office or your child’s bedroom, this luxurious handmade rug is a great way to add color to your home. // Meagan Handmade Flatweave Cotton Purple/Gray Area Rug, $265; Joss & Main

Skip the black and silver pans and go for a purple Dutch oven during your next homemade meal. // Le Creuset Signature 5.5-Qt. Provence Round Dutch Oven, $260; Crate & Barrel

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Michele Kettner

Audience Engagement Editor

Michele Kettner joined Northern Virginia Magazine in 2020 after spending two semesters as an editorial intern at the magazine. The University of Maryland graduate is currently the audience engagement editor and covers everything from can’t-miss things to do and holiday events to new restaurant and store openings throughout Northern Virginia.