lavenderpurple

Lavenderpurple is a color name used to describe a hue that lies between lavender, a pale bluish-purple, and purple, a deeper violet. Because color names are not standardized across manufacturers and digital displays, the exact shade labeled lavenderpurple can vary widely. In practice it is typically a mid-tone violet with a cool undertone, sometimes tipped toward lavender's lighter, pinkish tint or toward purple's richer blue-violet, depending on saturation and lightness.

In color models, lavenderpurple is produced by combining red and blue with additional green or black to adjust brightness; in digital color spaces it usually sits in the violet region of the spectrum. In HSL or HSV, it commonly appears with a hue in the violet range, moderate to high saturation, and a lightness that places it in the mid to light range.

Uses and associations: The shade often conveys gentleness, sophistication, and whimsy. It appears in fashion, cosmetics, product design, and branding aimed at beauty, wellness, or luxury. Because the name is not precisely defined, designers specify exact color values when accuracy is needed (for example, a hex code or Pantone swatch).

See also: Lavender (color); Purple (color); Violet.