60+ Purple Aesthetic Background Wallpaper Collection

Purple aesthetic wallpapers are so trendy nowadays. I don’t know why, but I think there are many people who feel lonely and isolated.

Violet and purple colors are mostly associated with loneliness, the feeling of being isolated.

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I mentioned isolation because, hey!

We’re still in the middle of a global health crisis and being isolated is the best option and the only thing that can save your life (besides the vaccine and wearing masks).

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However, you cannot deny that these purple aesthetic wallpapers are so cool and trendy.

There are purple aesthetic girl, purple rooms, aesthetic icons and symbols, lavender aesthetic, and so much more to choose from.

I can’t get over some of the wallpapers here that made me save a ton in my folder.

These purple wallpapers work perfectly-fine on Apple and Android devices.

I am having second thoughts on making this as background wallpaper on desktop devices as they, most of the time, tend to pixelate when cropped.

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Unlike on mobile, images look compressed and just fine as usual.

In this post, I’ve compiled awesome, trendy, and cool purple aesthetic wallpapers that will surely give hype to your phone.

If you read the disclaimer above, these photos are not mine.

Why Purple Aesthetic?

I know for myself that I am not sad or lonely, isolated yes because I’m at home–quarantined.

What makes me so fond of purple is that it’s unique, it has this zen-like vibes I feel when I see purple.

The Purple Syndrome

I don’t know about you but when I started to love this color, everything I see is purple. Metaphorically not literally.

I guess I have now what they call the purple syndrome.

You can bookmark this page so that you can visit again if you feel like changing your current wallpaper. (Which I do like every second of the day. Can’t decide.)