If you want purple to dominate the bathroom space, you could tile the entire bathroom in purple tiles. If your bathroom is on the smaller side, opt for a pastel shade that will reflect any light. Alternatively, you could mix and match the purple tiles with white to create a more subtle look. Glass tiles are also a great alternative as you get the purple colour while creating that feeling of space.

Purple looks simply stunning when it is used as a feature wall. This can be done in a number of ways, depending on how bold or soft you want the look to be. For a bold splash of purple, why not create a feature wall that is made up of mosaic tiles in various purple shades? To tone down the look, simply use mosaic tiles in various purple shades with blacks and whites. If you have any purple mosaic tiles leftover, use them to create a purple border around the bath or mirror.

If your kitchen is based on the industrial look, then brick purple tiles are the obvious choice. These are bold while keeping with the industrial theme. In a minimalist kitchen when you wish to add purple accents, use glass tiles in a purple shade to add that wow factor.

Purple mosaic tiles will look stunning when placed anywhere in the kitchen. Add them under kitchen cabinets, use them as an accent colour above countertops, or place them behind a cooker top. You could even create a feature wall of different purple shades.