From soft blush and cheery coral to dusky rose and muted mauve, we’re rethinking how we use pink in our homes. It’s time to put on your rose-tinted glasses and meet the colour of the moment.

1. peach power

Slightly saturated shades of pink provide a pop of energy without being overpowering. So, don’t hesitate to use a hue like deep peach or bright coral in the dining room, where it can stimulate both the appetite and the conversation.

2. vivid variations

While we tend to favour soft, soothing shades of pink in a bedroom, like the one featured here, we also love playing up pink’s lively side. Vivid variations—bright fuchsia, juicy raspberry, dazzling magenta—simply burst with vibrancy and vitality. A few well-placed touches are enough to energize a bedroom and create a sense of cheerfulness, whether through an accent wall, an iconic armchair, a patterned area rug or even curtains.

3. a versatile hue

A chameleon at heart, this sweet shade gracefully slips into any scheme: it can be delicate and romantic, fresh and modern, glamorous and sophisticated. This versatility makes it a coveted colour in every room. A muted brownish pink, for instance, would fit in equally well on the walls of a Victorian-era home as it would on a contemporary fluted bookcase. 

4. pink gamble

Daring to feature an earthy pink staircase in an industrial loft with raw concrete columns is a bold move, but we think the gamble pays off beautifully here.

5. temporary pink

Peel-and- stick wallpaper is the perfect way to explore this hue. Because it’s so easy to apply and remove, you can test the impact of introducing pink into your decor without making a permanent commitment. We adore Décor Imprimé’s self-adhesive patterned wallpapers featuring floral or arty accents.

6. pink backsplash

What’s the top trend we can’t resist? The pink backsplash! We’re partial to small tiles in a mosaic or zellige style, especially when slightly textured: the glossy, artisanal finish reflects light and brings warmth and character into bathrooms and kitchens. Pair shimmering pale pink tiles with gold or brushed brass faucets for a modern glam look. 

7. shimmering blush

While blush pink pairs naturally with white, black or grey, it truly shines when accented with warm metallics and natural materials and textures. In a bathroom, brushed brass, copper and gold—in details like light fixtures, mirrors, faucets and hardware—bring a luminous, chic modernity, while rustic materials like rattan and blond oak wood provide a warm setting for pink’s powdery tones. 

8. accessorize 

Want to bring even more pink into the bedroom? Stick to a neutral backdrop of white walls and let the accessories do all the work. Layer tones and textures to create a warm, inviting space. Think: peachy pink bedding and velvet pillows, blush-toned bedside tables, gold lamps and a cozy beige rug. 

9. soothing shade

Bedrooms should evoke a sense of calm and tranquility, making delicate shades like plaster pink a natural choice. Try it on a windowsill, in the corner of the room, or on a vanity table (paired with a chic velvet cocktail chair, of course!). 

10. hygge heaven

If you’re craving a cozy, Scandi-style living room with a feminine twist, start with a powder pink sofa, then add a light wood coffee table, creamy white textiles and a few brass accents. The soft shades and clean lines are a match made in hygge heaven. 

11. velvety pink

In a dining room dominated by neutral tones, pink velvet armchairs are a surprising, luxurious touch. A pale shade brings a subtle sophistication that balances the darker furnishings beautifully. 

12. step up

Goodbye, traditional carpet. Hello, elegant pink stair runner! This daring splash of colour elevates and adds warmth to a frequently overlooked space. 

13. an organic pairing 

It’s no surprise that pink pairs perfectly with floral and botanical patterns. Dusky rose and khaki green are a harmonious colour combo that’s trendy yet understated. 

14. think pink

Think pink for flooring! Pink ceramic floor tiles are an increasingly popular choice that will drive home the retro theme in a midcentury-style bathroom. Add in other types of tiles (smooth or textured in a neutral tone) to create contrast and allow the floor to take centre stage. 

15. subdued hue

Not quite ready for a Barbie pink kitchen? Here’s an accessible alternative: paint just a few cabinet doors. Brightening up your kitchen with small hits of a more subdued shade is an instant refresh and adds character. It’s an unexpected but simple way to ease into the pink trend. Pink hardware ups the retro vibe.

16. youthful minimalism 

Pink remains a timeless choice for children’s bedrooms and playrooms. But gone are the days of overly sweet, girly pink rooms. Today’s pinks are often integrated in modern, minimalist touches for a look that’s designed to last. 

17. irresistibly glam

A decidedly bold and unexpected pairing, dusky pink and rusty red are at home in a chic and sexy bedroom. Sumptuous textiles, like plush velvet, mixed with accessories made from natural fibres and gleaming metallics tell the story here, which is all about playing with texture and volume. The result? Cozy, enveloping and irresistibly glam.

18. muted shades

The key to avoiding clashing tones when incorporating pink is to opt for muted shades like dusky rose or a soft blush with taupe undertones, which naturally lend themselves to vintage-style furnishings. 

19. Pink light

Looking to add a touch of pizzazz to a space that feels a little too tame? Nothing perks up a sleepy bedroom or living room like a pink light fixture. In blown glass, lacquered metal or pleated fabric shades, this punchy, playful colour will inject personality into your rooms. 

20. calming ambience 

A rich and moody palette creates a cozy, cocoon-like ambience. Here, the calming combination of deep aubergine walls, warm wood floors and a faded-pink sofa (a shade that bridges the two colours) invites relaxation. 

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