My favorite color! So far, the only actual "purple" paint is on my front door--a dark, dusty "eggplant" with foyer rug in same color. It's my accent color in my sage rooms, "spice" (dusty pumpkin), and SW Blonde rooms. We've talked about doing an accent wall in "purple".

I LOVE purple paired with gold. I think it's rich and elegant. Go for it!

Tracey

My bathroom, from Purple thread in gallery, is a near dead ringer for Enigma (just a hair lighter, but definitely darker than Intuitive. Can't find Soulful on my SW fandeck). Rich, deep gold is one of the towel colors I picked, it goes very well against that wall color. Deep olive is another nice compliment, as is gray. It's very smoky IRL, not crayola. ;)

Thanks for the link, Moon. That's what I wanted to see. And your color is very pretty.
You cannot find Soulful since I read it wrong and it's 'Soulmate'. Is it me, or do I hate color names that don't even hint at the color?
And if I do something like this in this master bath, even if I accent with the gold towels that I already use, will I need to bring the plum/lavender/earthy violet tones into the bedroom? My bedroom is done and it is gold with black and browns and some maroon reds like the lampshades. I wonder if I should try for an earthy blushy pink or raspberry instead, even though I'm loving the plummy lavender tones right now. I don't want to have to really bring any purples into master bedroom.

Red

You're welcome ;) I found Soulmate (wouldn't associate that color with my soulmate, either ;D ). It's much less gray, much more plum to my eyes.

I wouldn't think you'd have to bring any of the plum/lavendar into the bedroom, if you brought gold from the bedroom into the bath. Of all colors you mention you have, the only hitch I can see is the maroon/reds, those might not play nicely (they wouldn't in my bathroom).

I've got this fan deck all spread out ;) Without setting swatches right next to the lamp shades, IMHO leaning toward a raspberry with less gray, more cool red it in would probably be better.

Dressy Rose (6024) or Socialite (6025) have less gray base, a tad more on the plum side. Thistle (6283) is pretty, it's definitely a plum base (getting more into "true" purple). Rose (6290), Moss Rose (6291) and Concerto (6298) are leaning more into burgundy undertones with some plum still incorporated, so it's not going too pink. Anything beyond those, to my eye, starts to turn to mauve.

Just my humble .02 ;)

Red, I pretty much never give color advice, because I struggle with it constantly, and I know that there are folks here who can be of much better help. But, I just want to say that I enjoyed the photos of your house. Very pretty. Thanks for the peek!

Oh, and btw, I think that Heliotrope color, or Wet Concrete, or whatever dusty lavender you choose would be gorgeous with your gold. What a neat idea!

I had BM Wet Concrete in my living room at my previous house. Loved it loved it loved it. It had just enough "muddiness" to not be cutesy or childish, and it looked FABULOUS with copper, golds, and greens. I've linked to pictures below.

I can't find my fandecks right now; Colorcharts isn't giving me a direct equivalent but EasyRGB.com says the closest SW matches are Poised Taupe, Enigma, Chinchilla and Spalding Gray. (Oy on that last name. Who thinks these up??)

Here is a link that might be useful: Mari's old living room

Mari, I'm glad you posted those for Red, I was thinking of your room. In the photos, to the left of the fireplace, do those cushions have burgundy in them? If so, Wet Concrete might be an option for Red. WC is similar to my Heliotrope, but there is a difference (and I don't have a WC swatch handy for Red to convey to her what that difference is). If memory serves it had a bit less gray in it than mine. Could be another contender ;)

The Heliotrope & Thyme flower are really pretty purples & would look nice w/ the other colors in your home Red.

Moonshadow, that Wet Concrete worked with every color we threw at it, it was shocking how neutral it became. The curtain/pillow fabric had burgundy shading to rose, browns, creams, shades of green, plums... it photographed horribly most of the time (the rose-pink really jumped out when the greens and creams were more dominant in reality) but there's a somewhat better picture {{!gwi}} for reference. I was very bummed that the curtains were too short to use in this house!