Is pink furniture in style?
Pink, other than being my favourite colour, is a warm, youthful and versatile colour; it goes with so many other colours which is why pink furniture is all over design magazines, furniture showrooms and online platforms.
is pink on trend for interior design?
Pink couldn’t be anymore on trend for interior design; you only have to check platforms like Pinterest and Instagram to see how popular it really is – there are thousands and thousands of pink furniture pictures posted.
When it comes to furniture trends, pink has never looked so good – pink desks, vases, sofas, even beds are hotter than hot right now – they’re boiling.
Since 2014, we’ve seen the evolution of pink in fashion and design; the colour took on a genderless role and was dubbed ‘millennial pink’. While the nick name has disappeared, shades of pink are still very much in style – pink furniture is no different.
is pink a good colour for a sofa?
Pink is a versatile colour so it’s a great choice for a sofa – there are some great ones on the market – it acts as a neutral so it’s an easy colour to include in your decorating scheme.
I’m the proud owner of a pink sofa; when I changed my living room colour scheme from green to blue, the sofa still looked great.
Ada 3 seater – £679
is pink in for decor?
As I mentioned earlier, pink has been on trend for decor since 2014, you’ll find millions of articles dedicated to pink decor online. Lucky for us, it don’t look like it’s running anywhere anytime soon.
Read more: is yellow furniture in style?
is pink a good colour for a living room?
Pink is such a warm and inviting colour; lots of people liken a pink room to a hug it’s that powerful. This makes it the most perfect colour for a living room – a place you want to feel safe, warm and relaxed.
According to an experiment by psychologist Schuss in the late 70s, prisoners were less aggressive after being held in cells which were painted pink.
Camden wardrobe – Habitat £295
what is the trend in pink in 2023?
While pink has been in fashion for a while now, different shades of pink are more popular than others. While Millennial pink has been admired for almost a decade, now, thanks to our friend Barbie, hot pink is stepping into the limelight.
How to balance pink furniture with other colours
Balancing pink furniture with other colours is easier than you might think because it’s basically a neutral.
Lighter shades of pink are easier to pair with other colours than bold pinks, but don’t let that stop you – one of my favourite colour combinations is millennial pink and bright red.
Pink is a fun and playful colour so embrace those characteristics in your design and have fun using it in your decor. Personally, there isn’t a colour I wouldn’t pair with pink!
read more: is it okay to have different colour rooms in your house?
Tufted cushion cover – H&M £24.99
Hem 3 drawer chest – John Lewis £399
Archy double shelving unit – La redoute £149.50
High pedestal – H&M £79.99
Seletti toilet paper lipstick-print wood and metal chair – Selfridge’s £520
Lucy cane 1 drawer bedside table – Dunelm £55.20
Flora scalloped dusty pink armchair – Oliver Bonas £495
Talia pair of solid wood dining chairs – Habitat £199
Clementina and Mitsi Valeria frill edge oblong cushion – Liberty £79
Otto drawer bedside table – Habitat £30
Clara brass swivel chair – M&S £349
Feleti outdoor coffee and side table – La Redoute £37.50
Selisa round bedside table – La Redoute £47.50
Ero pink velvet table lamp – Oliver Bonas £95
Velvet cushion cover – La Redoute £10.80
Medan Acacia and cement fibre coffee table – La Redoute £96
Kyto pink glass candlestick – Oliver Bonas £6.50
Chilava candlestick – La Redoute £13.75
Checker board cushion – Habitat £14