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From deep purple to Bordeaux, harvest plum hues are lush, warm and oh-so-forgiving of a wine spill or two.
Arguably, harvest season’s most luscious hues are the deep purple spectrum one finds across ripened black plums and grapes pressed to become red wine. This rich range of shades is somehow warm and moody at once, and handles a little spilled Bordeaux oh so graciously.
Bottle of Bordeaux paint by Benjamin Moore (from $70), benjaminmoore.com
Androgyne lounge table by Audo Copenhagen in Calacatta Viola marble ($6,655), fullhousemodern.com
Saarinen executive armchair by Knoll in wine velvet ($3,426), informinteriors.com
Flowerpot VP1 pendant by &Tradition in dark plum ($600), vanspecial.com
Bowy tables by Cassina in marron glacé (from $4,277), dwellmodern.ca
Sculpt velvet accent chair by Crate and Barrel in Bordeaux ($1,399), crateandbarrel.ca
Jill lounge chairs by Montauk in plum bouclé (price upon request), montauksofa.com
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