We often get asked how to decorate with pink - this is one of our favourite shades after all, look at our wallpaper collections and you’ll find over twenty designs in a pink palette. Pink interior design has grown in popularity over the years (it’s no longer just rolled out for a girl’s bedroom) and you can create a seriously sophisticated look with this hero shade. We’re here to share some of our favourite 'divine' spaces when decorating with ‘Peaceful Pinks’ - we hope you find some inspiration for your next pink project!

Are you more powerful than peaceful? Check out our roundup of pink spaces that are more savage here.

Botanize Heritage wallpaper  / photo by @thegeorgebuckden

 

Pink and green should always be seen – this colour duo works so well, especially so when more on the pastel side. The Powder Room at The George Hotel, Buckden is a great example of how to decorate with pink, and is elegantly dressed in our Botanize Heritage ‘Plaster Pink’ wallpaper and combined with soft tones of peppermint and blush for a luxurious space you just won’t want to leave! That unexpected black and white chequerboard floor adds a bold yet traditional geometric finish.

Arboreta wallpaper

Top: Kyoto Blossom wallpaper   |    Bottom: Prehistoria wallpaper 

If you want to create a peaceful pink interior scheme, then use pink as a neutral. You can layer different tones, like in this bathroom where the traditional wooden panelling has been painted in a softer shade to complement our Kyoto Blossom wallpaper in ‘Lotus Pink’. You also don’t need to stop at wallpaper and paint when it comes to using pink as a neutral – instead of the standard white bathroom basin, we opted for this pink version for extra tone on tone interest.

 Top: Bye Bye Birdie! wallpaper    |  Bottom:  Crane Fonda wallpaper 

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