Pink interior

The existing palette of pink is extremely diverse and has several dozen varieties of pink shades. Choosing a pink gamut, which will become a harmonious addition or a bright color accent in the rooms of any design style, is not difficult. A correctly selected pink shade will bring a touch of optimism and at the same time will help to maintain an atmosphere of peace, warmth, tenderness in the room.

Popular shades of pink in room design

By their nature, pink shades are all kinds of variations of red mixed in different proportions with white, blue, yellow and other representatives of the main color spectrum. In the design of premises, color combinations are most often used:

white and pink, which creates pearl tones;
beige and pink, which is called the color of a tea rose;
yellow and pink, known as the color of flamingos;
gray and pink, bearing the name ashen - pink.

The mix of pink and other representatives of the color gamut allows you to get shades from bright screaming to cold, icy tones. The desired effect can be achieved if you correctly combine pink and:

cream, white, beige;
light green, olive, calm green;
blue, lavender, turquoise;
gray, brown, black.

A review of the variety of shades and color nuances of pink, allows you to understand how to use them correctly in rooms that are different in purpose.

Pink items in the interior

Any piece of furniture or design element of the room can be made in pink, the main thing is to correctly observe the proportions and saturation of the shade that is used in the design of the room:

the headrest of the large bed, made in ash - pink colors, can become a decoration of the bedroom;
spectacular fuchsia chairs around a dark table made of natural wood will create a warm, friendly atmosphere in the dining room;
items of kitchen furniture in light tones of flamingos or salmon will bring warmth and coziness into the space;
Sofas, armchairs, ottomans and couches of various pink shades will become a bright color nuance, which will bring positive energy to the room.

The use of pink furniture in interiors of various stylistic directions, in comparison with interiors where furniture is used in more familiar tones, allows you to bring into space, an element of novelty and a sense of celebration.

Pink decor in the design of the premises

The use of pink decorative elements is one of the most common ways to use various pink shades in the interior, so they will look spectacular:

pink curtains or blinds in combination with other design objects made of pink shades of textile, such as pillows, tablecloth covers, napkins, fabric panels on the walls;
pink floral prints in the pattern on the wallpaper, carpets, upholstery;
lamps, chandeliers and lampshades of pink glass lamps, plastic, different in structure of fabrics;
frames of mirrors, paintings, panels of various materials with a pink coating;
compositions from various types of flowers of various pink shades;
pink porcelain figurines, vases, candlesticks, flowerpots for indoor plants painted in pink.

Such methods of decorating any premises for their intended purpose make it very elegant and individual. A detailed catalog, compiled by professional designers, will help you choose pink design elements for any room in the house.

Stylistic directions in which pink is appropriate

Modern designers use pink in the design of the most diverse in style rooms. However, there are a number of design areas where pink is a harmonious addition and a logical continuation of the overall style, these include:

Empire, classicism, renaissance;
eclecticism, expressionism, modern, pop art;
Provence, country, Scandinavian style;
Oriental, Moroccan, Indian;
fusion, kitsch, loft.

Some difficulty in using the whole variety of pink shades consists in the dosage and the correct selection of the appropriate color nuance option. Only at first glance, pink can be mistaken for a color that is difficult to use in various interior solutions.In fact, pink, in its incredible variety, organically combines with any other representative of the color spectrum.