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We're not blushing, you are.

By Sarah DiMarco and Steele Marcoux

Stephen Karlisch

Call it the rise of the millennial generation, the increasing recognition of women in design, our craving for optimism wherever we can find it, or the full bloom of rose (and rosé) shades on social media: Pink rooms are here to stay. And VERANDA editors are taking them in stride.

In fact, we've been passionate about pink since our inception in 1987. That time period was in many ways a renaissance for the rosy hue. Thanks to pop culture's influence of movies like Pretty in Pink and Steel Magnolias and television shows like Designing Women and Miami Vice, pink decor and fashion (even for men!) truly made their way into the mainstream.

Three decades later and the pretty color is back and bigger than ever. It was selected by Pantone as its color of the year in 2016 and by Benjamin Moore as its 2020 color of the year—and the rosy shade has been popping up at many of our most favorite travel destinations around the world. (See our collection of best pink hotels for more color inspiration.) It should come as no surprise that pink is so beloved: after all, the color feels right at home in so many gorgeous gardens, making decorating with it a natural way to bring the beauty of the outdoors in. This may explain why pink has long been a preferred pick by British designers, from Sybil Colefax and John Fowler to Veere Greeney and Ben Pentreath, for English country homes.

If the color's recent accolades prove anything, it's the power of pink to exhibit strength as much as beauty. In fact, as our color preferences have been shifting to favor warmer paint colors and cozy neutral shades, we're starting to favor earthier pinks, like terra cotta, peach, and even salmon. (Psst: we're predicting those shades will be among the biggest color trends for 2022!)

Check out the 21 loveliest pink rooms from the VERANDA archives to find the shade that makes you blush. Chances are, your dullest room will be in the pink in no time.

Kelly Marshall

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Peony Pink

Stephen Karlisch

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Raspberry Pink

At the 2021 Kips Bay Decorator Show House Dallas, Beth Dotolo and Caroline Gentry, the duo behind Pulp Design Studios, created a hidden lounge cloaked in a sultry, raspberry shade that picks up hues found in the Fromental wallcovering. The ceiling is painted Benjamin Moore's Dinner Party.

Stephen Karlisch

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Dusty Rose Pink

At the 2021 Kips Bay Decorator Show House Dallas, designer Martyn Lawrence Bullard showered a guest bedroom in pink. “I embraced pink a few years ago and have a passion for it now as it gives a glowy, contemporized look, and I added a dusty Moroccan rose lacquer to the ceiling,” he said. The beds feature a canopy and hangings from Bullard’s new collection with The Shade Store.

Luke White

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Hot Pink

In the breakfast room of this London townhouse designed by Gary McBournie, low-hanging fruit arrives in a series of 19th-century Chinese watercolors that lend soft contrast to the vibrantly patterned hot-pink banquette. Banquette fabric, Manuel Canovas

Douglas Friedman

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Crepe Pink

Lofty stucco arches in a darling pink shade with leafy palms peeking through provide the perfect backdrop for alfresco parties in the outdoor dining room at this Florida stunner. Designer Celerie Kemble paired chic wicker chairs (Serena & Lily) with comfy cushions in a indigo fabric (Perennials).

DAVID TSAY

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Cherry Blossom Pink

Designer Peter Dunham doubles down on the power of stripes and color in the reading nook of this Southern California abode. Lively pink walls cast a glow over a pair of Indian cotton dhurries and Syrian tables.

Sargent Architectural Photography

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Blush Pink

Blush, peach, and hazel hues flawlessly mingle within this ultra-chic cocktail snug by Joe Lucas. The new-to-market Fromental wallpaper echoes the artsy flair of 1940s France while mimicking the appearance of a mural.

Mali Azima

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Peachy Pink

Glamour can be found at every twist and turn of this 1930s Atlanta home by designer Melanie Turner and architect Yong Pak. Glossy, peachy-pink walls exude an infectious sense of joy in this ladies' lounge, alluring guests in for afternoon tea and chat.

Brian Woodcock

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Flamingo Pink

A set of vivacious flamingo-pink bookcases invites people to lounge on the rattan chaise and dive in to a thrilling tale in this living room by Suzanne Kasler. The paint color is Curtis Salmon by Benjamin Moore.

Eric Boman

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Dogwood Pink

A list of the most iconic pink rooms would not be complete without Marella Agnelli's dreamy bedroom in her Marrakech home that was designed by Alberto Pinto. The pink paradise is filled with Bonacina rattan and soft linens, along with an array of textures to create depth.

DAN PIASSICK

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Watermelon Pink

Late arts patron and design enthusiast Betty Blake made a bold, abstract statement in her Dallas estate with gallery-like pieces from Syrie Maugham and vivid shades of pink from the floors to the ceiling.

Courtesy of Dmitry Reutov

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Bubblegum Pink

The color's retro roots pair perfectly with mint in this Manhattan living room designed by Dmitry Reutov. The hexagonal sofa and ottoman are from Roche Bobois.

Francesco Lagnese

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Shell Pink

In this Palm Beach breakfast room, designer Bunny Williams covered the walls in a soothing shade that recalls the color found inside of a conch shell. The chandelier is vintage Murano, and the rug is custom by Doris Leslie Blau.

Max Kim-Bee

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Salmon Pink

In the bedroom of his Upper East Side apartment, Richard Keith Langham upholstered the walls in a salmon ultrasuede from Kravet to cancel out sound and create a peaceful respite. The bed canopy is pleated with a Jim Thompson silk.

Mali Azima

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Ballet Slipper Pink

Designer Melanie Turner created a dreamy nursery in this 1934 Regency-style home by swathing the room in soft blush tones and textiles. The curtains, bed canopies, Baby Braithwaite chair and ottoman, and Lee Industries armchair are all in C. & C. Milano fabrics. The wall color is Pink Ground by Farrow & Ball.

Melanie Acevedo

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Bougainvillea Pink

As a nod to the local vegetation, designer Miles Redd clad the walls of this Bahamian bedroom in a blooming wallcovering from Marthe Armitage. The benches are from Hayneedle.

Melanie Acevedo

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Coral Pink

Designer Danielle Rollins matched the walls of her closet in her Atlanta home to the color of her favorite shade of lipstick. Matching built-ins give more space and style.

MALI AZIMA

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Melon Pink

For the ladies' lounge at this historic Atlanta estate, the walls and ceiling are lacquered in a warm apricot shade (Fowler Pink by Farrow & Ball) that's equal parts girly and glamorous. The custom sofa is upholstered in a Pierre Frey velvet.

William Waldron

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Rouge Pink

Designer Ruthie Sommers infuses a playful spirit into this Rhode Island guest room with a blissful blush shade and an antique cornice fitted with a Pindler fabric and intricate trim details (Samuel & Sons).

Joshua McHugh

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Peppermint Pink

In this entrance hall designed by Nick Olsen, bold, striped walls give this New York country home a sense of excitement. The leather seat cushion of the early-20th-century side chair is by Global Leathers. The wall colors are Pink and Chili Pepper, both by Benjamin Moore.

MELANIE ACEVEDO

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Classic Rose Pink

Warm, rosey walls tie together pedigreed antiques from across the world and bounds of lush fabrics in the Dallas home of designer Michelle Nussbaumer. The antique stool, found at JF Chen, is covered in a Fabricut fabric.

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Pink has become a highly desirable accent colour, not just in sugary sweet little girls’ rooms but in sophisticated master bedrooms alike (and just about every other room of the home too!) Pink decor is a hot topic right now and so we’ve put together a gorgeous collection of 101 of our favourite pink bedrooms and blush bedroom accessories, plus tips to help you imagine your very own. Hitting every part of the pink colour spectrum, we explore rosy accent walls, hot pink headboard feature walls, solid pink bed bases, stylish pink bedroom benches, chairs, lamps and rugs, and peaceful pink bed sets.

Make pink the headline – or the headboard. If you don’t want a whole room full of blush pink then how about just a headboard feature wall? Keep other colours in the room within the same muted colour palette so that the scheme melds peacefully together, like this soft green accent rug, grey bed covers and curtains.

You can also add a little texture to your pink headboard feature wall by adding slats. Accentuate the finished look with some stylish bedroom pendant lights too. These gold ones are the IC Lights S Style Pendant. The original is available here.

Go all in. If you’re an all or nothing kind of personality, then an all pink bedroom scheme should hit the mark. Go for a shade of pink paint that is warm and soothing so that the bedroom remains a calm and welcoming place. Choose all white furniture to cut crisp and clean silhouettes.

Change your tone. Brighten dusky shades with bright coral elements to bring things bang up to date.

Chic and shiny. A grey and pink bedroom scheme makes a chic combination but can fall a little flat on its own. Metallic accents like these twin pendant lights and small side tables add in a little sparkle. Whether you go for warm copper, light gold accents, or complement the pink tones of your room with rose gold lamps and accessories, it will be a harmonious pairing.

Make your bed into a peaceful pink island, in the middle of a calm white sea.

Plush pink bed sets look fresher when layered with white sheets and pure white pillows.

Add a blast of contrast. If you’re looking for a second strong colour to contrast and complement pink decor, then teal is a terrific option. Coming from the opposite side of the colour wheel, this blue-green hue makes a bold partner for pink. You can combine the two easily by layering up bedclothes, or go duotone on wardrobe finishes. There are contrasting bedroom benches in this particular example too, but this time grey has been chosen to create a quieter balance…

A similar balance can be achieved with a teal, pink and brown bedroom palette.

Meld colours with a piece of wall art. In this pink and blue bedroom design, peacock blue accentuates a pink textured headboard feature wall. Rose gold orbs drop down by a piece of wall art that brings the two hues together. A rose gold bedside table lamp echoes the metallic tone on the opposite side of the blue bed.

Frame it, frame it, frame it. The cushioned headboard in this pink and grey bedroom has been set within three more frames, resulting in a grander headboard that also reaches behind the bedside units.

There’s boiserie, and then there’s pink boiserie. This traditional wall treatment looks tooth-achingly delicious in sweet pink. Pink drapes, bed, pink bedroom bench and a pink area rug continue the delicate tone.

Pink painted traditional features fill the ceiling in this bedroom, where a modern pink light shade dangles from a classic ceiling rose. Decorative coving creates a beautiful border. Headboard side wall feature matches the texture of the tufted bed.

Weight down a light decor scheme with darker elements. Black bedside lights bring dark base notes to this pale pink modern bedroom. An asymmetrical design is created by hanging a pendant light at one side, and mounting a modern wall sconce at the other.

Shape up. This pink and purple bedroom scheme uses graphic shapes for an uber contemporary feel.

Grow a natural theme by adding green and wood accents. A pink and green bedroom with wooden elements evokes a sense of nature that will aid with relaxation.

Meet the colour scheme halfway. It’s no new thing to paint walls in two different colours on their upper and lower half, but a loose paint technique that this one adds modern and carefree character.

Wrap the room with pink wainscot for a smart classic take on the candy colour.

Look to luxe to add romance. The lustrous wall art, pendant light shade and furniture trims in this pink and gold bedroom add a dash of luxury. Get that gorgeous golden light here.

Be selective. By picking out just a few of your favourite pink pieces you can put together a pink bedroom scheme that isn’t overbearing. In this example, a piece of modern artwork is the muse for the room, and has been given a pink backdrop that brings out its colours. Plush pink window drapes, pink pendant lights and a pink beanbag join the exhibit.

Not all pink bedrooms are sweetness and light. Dusky pink and dark grey bedrooms have have touch of shadowy drama. Add a backlit glass closet to proceedings and you’ve really got yourself a show.

These dusky pink closets have a textured finish to make them stand out from the rest of the pink crowd. A small circle chandelier adds in some warmth to the space.

Tie it together with taupe. Pink and black bedroom accents rest well against a taupe backdrop, as the warm yet neutral colour works as a colour bridge between the two.

Lovers of the eclectic vibe will be tickled pink with this one. Yellow ochre, cobalt blue, brown elements and pale pink come together with tiny streaks of gold in a magical boho melting pot.

Give your pink bedroom some jewellery. Add a bit of ‘bling’ with sparkly pendants, shiny wallpaper prints and multiple decorative wall mirrors.

Use colour to define areas of use. A pink slatted wall panel covers the area behind a vanity table in this bedroom, clearly separating the makeup table from the bed.

The padded pink wall section in this room marks the sleep and relaxation zone – with a dressing table and closets left out in the grey zone. A statement bedroom chandelier is the hero of the ceiling.

Put it in lights. There’s nothing subtle about a neon sign, a giant terrarium or a bold pink wallpaper, but who said a bedroom had to be subtle?

Break it to make it. These green, black and white elements nicely break up this pink decor scheme, and balance each other out perfectly.

Pink doesn’t have to be the main event. Just because you want to feature pink in your bedroom, that doesn’t mean you have to make it the most dominant thing. The focal point of this bed is a showstopping white mandala headboard; the pink throw, accent cushions and pink bedroom chair provide a solid supporting act.

Just a few pink bedroom accessories colour this predominantly white bedroom.

Curate small clusters of pink. You might colour just the closets and a vanity table, or just the bed and a reading corner like in this cozy bedroom. Keep the majority of the room white so that pink furniture, a rug or floor lamp will really stand out.

Dress the room from head to toe. A bedroom that is completely enveloped in one colour, from ceiling to floor, will gain much needed colour relief in the form of a contrasting accent chair and bright home accessories. This example brings in warm sunshine yellow accents as a cheerful touch.

Redesign your door. White walls, white trims and white floors fill this Scandinavian bedroom. In order not to disturb the peace, only the door has been painted with a hint of pink to match a pink bed set.

Double the room colour with a huge mirror.

Paint with pastels. Pastel pink and powder blue will always be beautiful together. Apply in even amounts for a baby soft colour scheme.

Is there anything more traditionally girly than a pink bedroom with a four poster bed? This room also features a modern desk space with a pink kid’s chair so she can work at making her own dreams come true.

Another traditional pink kids’ room, this time with a canopy bed.

Fluff out with frills and extra fabric. Ruched nets dress the dual aspect windows here; pink drapes have been hung to the side of the glass to make the window look bigger. The walls beside the bed and desk have been softened with pink upholstered panels.

Fashion your own pink pieces. This luxury kids’ room has all of its storage furniture made-to-measure. A designer table lamp and a set of pink shelves fit inside a desk nook, below bespoke wall units with a matching pink door.

Sleep beneath a pink sky, like this dreamy pink cloud ceiling mural. A pink area rug reflects the hue back down on ground level.

A more child-like vision of the pink cloud theme.

Blow hot and cold, with hot fuschia and iced pink wall sections.

Take inspiration from the tropics. A white swing arm wall lamp stretches across tropical bird prints on this hot pink headboard feature wall.

Another take on a hot pink accent wall with animal art prints.

Pink and personalised. Kids love to see their names printed on just about anything, from pencils and pencil cases to mugs and tshirts. Why not personalise their room too with some painted wood wall letters.

Change up prints and patterns.

Soft pink meets soft lighting in this pink black and white kid’s room, which is trimmed with a half height border of LED perimeter lighting.

This softly lit floral feature forms a joint headboard for twin beds. See more ideas for shared kids’ rooms here.

LED strip lights trim a ceiling mural and a modern chandelier here. A recessed pink wall shelf glows warmly above the two matching pink kids’ beds.

Take it over the top. Create a stripe of unapologetic fuschia pink across your floor, up your walls, and over your ceiling. Hang a colour coordinated chandelier for extra full-on effect.

Drape a white space with flowing pink accessories, like silky window drapes, soft bed set and a matching throw. Use elegant black accents to sharpen up the scene, such as monochrome artwork and some slimline swing arm wall lamps.

Lighten up a lofted bed or playspace. Light pink makes a light and delicate lining for a boxed-in bunk or play nook. Colour match the stairs or ladders that climb up to it to accentuate the effect.

Offset smooth pink planes with textured feature walls to conquer an awkward room shape.

Widen the effect of a pink headboard without overdoing it on colour. Add white patterned/textured panels onto each side of the pink headboard design, and frame all three pieces to keep them visually connected.

Make a misty dreamy bedroom wall by rolling out a pink paint effect. In this room, a pink portiere draws across a home office area to keep work and rest zones softly sectioned. The home workspace is also decked out in deep teal green to exaggerate the boundary.

The curvaceous nature of globe pendant lights mingles gracefully with an intimate pink bedroom setting. Choose a clustered low hanging pendant design to fashion chic glamour.

Nature themed bedrooms don’t have to be all about neutrals, mossy greens and shades of brown. Explore the possibility of a nature themed mural that’s been tinted with pink to evoke hazy memories of summer sunsets. Dress the room with a vase of gorgeous pink blooms to bring in a real piece of the outdoors.

Animal themed murals work too! This peacock decor is intermingled with imagery of pink roses, and surrounded by a frame of rose pink paint.

Another beautifully executed nature themed decor scheme, this time achieved with a botanical print wallpaper that has blush pink accents amongst the foliage. A rising headboard silhouette sits like a pink crown bestowed upon the bed.

Cut out a catwalk. Paint a rectangle of pink behind your floor length mirror, then tell us you don’t strut toward it like you’re doing runway at fashion week.

A bit of pink, a lot of raw concrete and one hot modern chandelier–what more could one ask for? Oh, ok then, how about some fabulous ambient lighting to set off the pink panel work and a huge shiny glass closet? Bellissimo!

Bring a little buzz into a fully pink colour scheme by adding a pair of plush sapphire blue drapes at the windows.

Chip away at any unwanted sweetness by choosing big and bold, black and white additions. A heavily graphic black and white rug will help weigh down a light scheme, monochrome art dresses walls without overflowing a colour palette. Finish with a black modern pendant light to keep the look tight.

Turn up the sunshine. If a bright fuschia wall isn’t enough to make you don sunglasses, throw in some orange, red and turquoise scatter cushions and a multicoloured bedroom rug to turn the vibe totally tropical.

Mellow pink and minty. Even out pastel pink elements with the same amount of minty coloured pieces for a cool and collected result. Use the two different colours to bring out areas of interest like display shelves and storage cupboards, or to give two bunk beds each an individual presence.

Dial it down with charcoal grey and black. Don’t stress too much about finding that oh-so-perfect muted shade of pink, pastel pink shades can be dialled back by layering darker elements into the scheme, like a dark grey bed set and curtains, and black and white photographic prints.

It’s great to pixelate. Create a bespoke pixelated pink headboard design by using blocks of different shaded paint or fabric. Add in one or two extra colours to raise the energy.

Give each piece its wow factor. This geometric panel accent wall makes up for in pattern what is lacks in boldness of shade; on the other hand, a couple of basic pillows up the ante in hot pink covers.

Get picky about bedroom chairs. A basic bedroom chair in itself can be enough to add a pop of colour to a bedroom design, but the right piece could push your design to the next level. This chic modern pink chair has a sweeping backrest that vibes stunningly with a winged bed design, and its upholstery is the perfect shade to establish a third sugary perspective in the pink and wood grain room design.

Pretty up a blue room with pristine pink cushions and curtains.

Push up the pink factor in your master suite, with a glass wall pink ensuite bathroom. A pink chaise lounge, attached to the bedside, extends the pink factor all the way across to the opposite window in here too.

Compliment the gentle shade of your new pink room with a floaty pendant light shade. Look for loose ruffles and gentle feathery designs.

Sometimes it’s about what’s NOT pink in the room. When planning out a pink bedroom, it’s just as important to figure out the things that won’t follow suit, like this charcoal grey panelled headboard wall.

Confine pink to the furniture only. A pink headboard and matching pink closets can have more than enough impact on a bedroom colour scheme, particularly if they are built in the same textured/ribbed material to create that solid visual link.

If you have a floor bed, then keep your coloured section close to the ground with you.

Rose gold accents and copper accessories tone seamlessly with rosy backgrounds. The metallic pieces will blend subtly yet still add shine to the overall finish of the room.

Rustic, industrial or sleek modern interior styles, pink works fabulously alongside them all. Bring on the raw timber, exposed brickwork or concrete, and pink pieces will add warmth and softness.

Polished wood grain and pink also make a stunning duo together, particularly when combined with a nature/floral theme.

Amplify the prettiness of swags, swirls and all kinds of glamour with pale pink and light gold trims.

More swirls and swags.

Go flamingo… pink. Flamingo’s make cute motifs for pink kids’ rooms; this particular little bird friend has inspired a pink house shaped headboard nook too.

Another pink house shaped headboard nook idea, this time with the bed tucked in lengthways. Clouds, stars and a hot air balloon complete the whimsical scene.

Don’t stop at a beautiful pink headboard idea, layer up the look with captivating bedroom pendant lights.

Pink with polka dots! Whether your polka dots are pink in themselves, or you scatter rainbow polka dots alongside a solid pink background, this is an absolute winner for a fun kid’s room design–or for anyone still fun filled and young at heart!

Springtime vibes. Fresh pink and white candy stripe wallpaper, light wood tone furniture and rose pink accessories will put a spring in your step.

Pink isn’t just for the ladies, guys. Pink was never considered a ‘girl thing’ until some baby clothing retailers suggested it should be so in the early twentieth century. Thankfully pink is now being restored to its former gender neutral status and is regularly seen in men’s fashion and interiors.

Paint bookcases in the corresponding paint colour to your wall for a peaceful pink layout.

Pale mauve gives the lightest hint of a tint.

Another stunning mauve bedroom idea, this time featuring mauve padded wall panels.

Stage different areas in a room by colour blocking walls and doors, and sectioning up ceiling space–like the pink entryway and teal sleep ‘box’ in this shared kids’ room.

Blend outward. Starting with a solid pink tufted headboard here, we move out into a territory of mixed colour and pale bedsides, before landing in plain white paintwork. The gentle transition is restul and easy on the eye.

Pad out that pink headboard. When you’re onto a good thing, keep it running–right across the room.

Ruches and ribbing. Simulate a ruched curtain by ribbing your pink headboard upholstery. Note how the slender stem of the tall floor lamp gets conveniently lost in the folds.

Sing pink all the way up to the rafters.

Carve out some crazy cool contrast with baby pink and bottle green.

Energise a laid-back light pink room with a sudden splash of hot pink.

Accessorise silver grey and blush bedrooms with metallic silver and copper elements.

Pink panels offset with arches.

Old faithfuls and new delights. An old distressed bedstead looks right at home alongside super fresh bright coral paintwork. Crisp white bedclothes and white wall trims bring the two together.

1. Green & pink flower vases 2. Pink floral wall art 3. Pink and greybed sets 4. Pink chandelier 5. Grey lamp 6. Rose gold floor lamp 7. Metal marquee letters 8. Artificial flower with vase 9. Copper pendant lights


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35 stylish rooms for girls in pink

Stylish children's bedroom in pink and silver

Pink is one of the most fashionable trends that took root in the early twentieth century. In fact, the fashion for it dates back to the distant 1900s. Today, pink is an indispensable attribute of any girl or girl at the most tender age.

A pink bedroom is an eternal and favorite classic that will catch admiring and envious glances. We offer a lot of ideas: how to seamlessly integrate a classic pink bedroom into the interior of a modern home. nine0003

Young girls spend most of their time within the four walls of their room: doing their homework, chatting on the phone with their girlfriends, or just dreaming about the future. Fairytale and fashionable accents will help inspire the occupant of the bedroom to creative impulses and will maintain an upbeat playful mood.

This can be achieved by softly incorporating pink tones into the interior of the room, without putting too much emphasis on them.

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The bedroom of a real princess - an elegant combination of the most delicate shades of pink

Wallpaper in cool pink tones will create the perfect atmosphere for your girl. Designed by Candy House

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A touch of glamor by Tinsel Town

Creating pink interiors does not mean that you should use only this color and nothing else. You can use black and white stripes, contrasting hues, white backgrounds, silver, mirrors, wood, whatever you want to add some glam to the interior. This topic is much closer to girls who, in their teens, simply cannot do without all these cute things.

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Disney Princess Style

What do all girls have in common, regardless of age? Of course, the love of Disney princesses. There is probably not a single girl on the planet who has not dreamed of trying on a ball gown and glass slippers. Of course, introducing Disney motifs into the interior is quite problematic, but the desired effect can be achieved with the help of photo wallpapers, bed linen and other accessories.

Small touches can make a big difference!

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If you're looking to give your room a Hollywood feel, then white and pink is the way to go. This blend is perfect for modern homes that often use cool white as a backdrop. Complementing this combination with plush decor, stripes, geometric patterns or cartoon character prints, you will turn a children's bedroom into a truly fabulous place! nine0003

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Many colors

Pink is very versatile and can be used in a variety of color combinations. If you want to instill in your child a love of nature, you can combine pink with green, sky blue, woody and earthy colors. Delicate pink shades also contrast well with bright reds and oranges. nine0003

If you want to cool the room, pair pink with purple, lilac and navy and don't forget the classic black-pink and grey-pink combinations.

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Pink children's room for girls

A cozy pink children's room is the dream of almost every little princess or romantic teenage girl. Why not make your wish come true? With the help of various shades of pink in combination with white, beige, yellow, green, light lilac and other colors, you can create a beautiful comfortable interior that contributes to the development of tenderness, sophistication and good manners in your daughter. nine0003

The effect of color on a child

For a girl, a pink room will become a place of relaxation, quiet play, creative work and thoughtful study. Color is a symbol of calmness, maternal love and optimism, its influence makes the child feel absolute comfort and security.

In many kindergartens, teachers hang soft coral curtains in bedrooms and playrooms to make it easier for children to calm down and feel at home. nine0003

Design options for little ones

There are three approaches to decorating girls' rooms in pink:

Morning daydreams

At a young age, girls have the opportunity to feel what it means to be a fairy or a fairy be as gentle as possible.

Based on a combination of pastel colors: cream, light pink, lilac, beige. As contrasting colors they take: coral, muted burgundy, light lilac. The room is decorated with dazzling white, almost weightless organza fabrics, a canopy over the bed, as well as many exquisite decorative elements: white photo frames, coral pillows, a lot of fluffy toys. The main goal is to create an atmosphere of a fairy-tale kingdom. nine0003 The combination of colors makes the room visually more spacious

Little lady

A pink bedroom for a young lady brought up by strict rules should be a little conservative. More saturated colors than in the first variant are acceptable. The intensity of the palette is offset by strict but high-quality light wood furniture.

If pink is the main color on the walls, choose extremely delicate shades. You can make bright accents with the help of various interior items (furniture, curtains, paintings, vases with flowers, toys, books), colorful wall ornaments, patterned windows. And, on the contrary, if you want to use rich pink elements, choose muted or neutral tones as the basis for the design - white, cream, light lilac. nine0003

Bright shades can only be used in spots

Light avant-garde

It is recommended to do repairs in such a way that bright, revitalizing elements can be easily introduced as the child grows. The nursery in pink has become boring for the baby, but the opportunity to make cardinal updates is not expected in the near future? Arrange the upgrade in an informal style.

Was the original design soft and calm? Add bright pink curtains, dark lilac or deep purple pillows, bedspreads to the interior. nine0003

Children love change, especially when they lead it - suggest that your daughter choose some bright decorative items (vases, mirrors, picture frames, flower pots, bookshelves, ottomans). So from an early age you teach the baby to create home comfort.

Pink in a teenager girl's room

A bedroom in light pink tones will visually expand the space and make it more spacious. Wall decoration in the color of a tea rose or a choice of wallpaper in white and pink stripes, a multi-tiered ceiling with smooth outlines, a beige rug - this is one of the options for a beautiful nursery interior. nine0003

A room for a teenage girl should not be decorated in sweet vanilla, it is best to dilute it with additional shades of cream, brown, light green or even gray. It is these combinations that will help create a modern and stylish design for a growing daughter.

See also: Turquoise color in the children's room.

6 nuances of color application

Proper use of pink will help to achieve the desired effect in the nursery. nine0003

  1. The color is rich in shades: most of them belong to a warm palette, but if there are blotches of lilac, violet or blue, then these are already cold tones (magenta, raspberry, fuchsia, lavender). In a room where there is not enough sunlight, it is better to use warm variations, and vice versa.
  2. For a newborn baby, pastel colors are suitable in the interior, in the bedroom of a girl of 3-10 years, more saturated shades of pink, but not too bright, are appropriate. At the same time, it is recommended to dilute it with other colors (yellow, green, blue). For older children, you can choose deeper and more contrasting combinations, for example, with brown or black. nine0199
  3. Intense pink is characterized by a visual increase in space, the same is manifested in the subject use (wardrobe, rug, curtains). Color does not weigh down, but visually brings objects closer. Because of this effect, on walls or furniture in a small or narrow space, it is better to use its light colors in combination with white.
  4. Regardless of the depth and brightness of the selected shade, it should not fill the entire room. Light pink is recommended to use 50/50, while saturated colors of fuchsia or magenta are best diluted in a ratio of 1:4. Otherwise, the beneficial effect of color on the mental and emotional state of the child will no longer be so beneficial. nine0199
  5. Do not forget about lighting, in addition to natural and basic lighting, the room should have additional light sources: a night lamp on the bedside table and a table lamp on the desktop.
  6. For little girls, plain furniture can be diluted with plot stickers (floral ornaments, animals, birds, fairies).

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