Using a pink colour scheme in your home décor may seem outlandish, but there are certain areas that will welcome the fresh and unexpected colour.
Give your humble abode a rosy makeover with pops of pink in all the right places. From hot pink rugs in the bedroom to candy-coloured towels in the bathroom, it’s time to transform your turf with fifty shades of pink.
Written by Robyn Steinlechner
1. In the lounge
Small touches will do the trick. Begin with the heart of the home: the lounge. Start with one striking piece like a rug, and since green complements pink so well, try using indoor plants to really boost the different shades of the colour. In a space this soothing, the only thing left to do is sit back and sip from a dreamy pink mug to match.
2. In the bathroom
Colourful meets classic, meets contemporary, meets downright quirky! It’s hard to deny that pink makes a fitting choice for bathrooms, where we want nothing more than a bit of peace. Dip your toe into the trend with various shades of pink towels and a bath/shower mat, plus don't forget the swanky diffusers while you’re at it.
3. In your bedroom
Your master bedroom should be a tranquil spot that showcases your style. It’s in the bedroom that pink can truly shine. Soft florals on your bed linen will create a quiet retreat while other accents like faux-fur rugs will breathe life into the calming space. There’s nothing more homey than an inviting scent wafting through your home, so don’t forget a light and fresh scented candle.
4. In your office
Keep your office space spotless with stylish and on-trend pink storage boxes and containers. These chic containers with quilted detailing are perfect for clearing away the clutter. And we're totally crushing on them in peachy pink. Changing up your lampshades is a quick and remarkably effective way to brighten up a room – not to mention cost-effective too. Add a rose-gold side table for good measure and your work space will go from practical to pretty in an instant.
Fashion editor: Rushana Burton. Fashion assistant: Primrose Skolo. Stills photography: André Wepener.
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