Lilac is the dreamy, soft shade of purple that is as soothing as it is serene 
Clockwise from top left: The Iconic Cabana Light Beach Towel, Typo Flip Clock, Society 6 Flower Market/La Violette Art Print, Marston Moor Horizon Mug, Amazon Knot Ball Plush Pillow.
Lovely, lovely, lilac. It comes as no surprise that this delightful, flowery colour is the latest homewares trend doing the rounds.
The periwinkle-like shade is reigniting our love affair with pastel homewares. It’s easily incorporated into existing colour schemes, whether a rich olive green or brown.
Dreamy and divine, add joy and tranquillity to your interiors with our favourite lilac decor.
Shop the best lilac homewares 2024
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Les Muses Flower Market/La Violette Art Print, $32.61, from Society 6
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Platinum Reine Lilac European Pillowcase, $25, from Spotlight
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Sutram Lilac Duvet Cover, $285, from Shop Your Home and Garden
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Flip Clock, $24.99, from Typo
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Maxwell Williams 350ml Horizon Mug, $9.95, from Marston Moor
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Dock & Bay XL Cabana Light Beach Towel, $73.15, from The Iconic
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Knot Ball Plush Pillow, $73.98, from Amazon
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Les Muses Retro Flowers/Lilac Art Print, $32.61, from Society 6
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Collapsible Laptop Stand, $24.99, from Typo
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Home Lab Store NZ Stonewashed Cotton Sheet Set, $128.99, from Shop Your Home and Garden
Which rooms in the house suit lilac?
Add lilac homewares to your spaces to encourage creativity, deep thinking and serenity. We love seeing pops of the purple colour in a nursery (to entice your little ones into a serene slumber), an office, or even a laundry to invoke a fresh, lavender-like feeling.
You could even tie in your lilac decor with a complementary pastel feature wall in the living and bedroom areas.
Ultimately, the decision is yours to sprinkle lilac wherever your heart desires.
Which colours complement lilac?
Off-whites, beige and neutral tones make excellent pairings with lilac homewares for a modern, understated look.
If you’d prefer to add flair, try mixing lilac decor with bright and quirky colours like tangerine or mint sorbet.
You could also create a cutesy aesthetic by incorporating lilac with other pastels, including peachy pink, baby blue and mellow yellow.
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