Pink and Red Rooms


Image from The DecorologistJust in time for Valentine’s Day, sweet inspiration for your home in the shades of pink and red.



In my decorated past, I typically would choose a shade of pink or red for a room – one or the other.  Now, I clearly see how much more lovely they look together.  Red makes lighter pink more bold, more daring, more fun.Image from The Decorologist


Image from The DecorologistCan you imagine being so bold as to mix these vivid colors?  So confident!  Which is what we should be in our own homes, don’t you think?



A pink living room?  Well, why not?   Pepto Bismol pink is not normally my choice, but it’s all about context.  The bold yellow fabrics and salon-style artwork erase any thoughts of childishness.

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This hotel room in Australia is Barbie Doll pink and would certainly invigorate an overnight stay! 

 

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A warmer red makes this living room totally grown-up and classic.  And what a fabulous light fixture!
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These raspberry walls look delicious with the dark wood furniture.

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A teen’s room combines red, pink, white, and a hint of black.

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God save the Queen.  Couldn’t help but include this photo, as I am in London as I speak!

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Modern and bold – mostly white with splashes of pink and red. 

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A very unexpected chandelier in a very unexpected color.   You wouldn’t soon forget a meal in this dining room!


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Is this a teen bedroom, or a hotel room with a “Dating Game” theme?  Either way, pretty fun stuff!

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Photo Credits:  A Hot Pink Petticoat, DecorPad, Hastingshouse, Gaita Interiors, Country Living, Hulsta, Apartment Therapy, YoungHouseLove, PointClickHome, Topboxx

 

6 Comments

  1. Heather

    these images are stunning! i especially love the first, third and fourth.

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  2. Chelle

    Hi Kristie-

    I have a room painted in one of these colors. It’s a lot like the raspberry colored bedroom above. I love the color however it is a very dark room, not much natural light gets in. How can I brighten it up? It is our family room, and this is mainly the room the kids play in, watch TV, etc.

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  3. Patsy Lasley

    I love red and I love pink. So happy to see these colors used with others. I used accents of red in my sun room. And want a red leather sofa and love seat for my family room. Thank you for sharing these wonderful pictures with us. Gives me ideas of other colors I can use.

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