WAYS TO DECORATE IN PINK
The color Pink has color has evolved a lot, it's no longer just an option for nurseries and a little girl
room. There are many ways you can use dusty pink without making it look like a nursery or just too
girly. First, you will need to figure out the color scheme for the room. You may want to take a look
peel and stick wallpaper for ideas. Below are my favorite combinations.
PINK AND GRAY
The colors together create a soft romantic and classical look. The shade of gray sets the mood. Dark
grey makes the room more masculine while lighter shades gives off a softer tone. The Dusty pink
will always bring in a feminine touch. If you have a smaller room, you can let pink be the dominant
color and add gray accents. Although, if you see yourself changing this room anytime in the future,
you may want gray to be the dominant color, having is more neutral color as the base is more
economical.
economical.
PINK AND NAVY BLUE
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If you are wanting to take pink to a new level, this sophisticated combination of pink and navy blue
may just be what you are looking for. Done correctly, this combination is simply gorgeous. Try navy
blue as the main color of the room with pink accents.
PINK, WHITE, and GOLD
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This combination is so classic. It's the color pink at its best Many great pink and gold rooms use a
statement piece. Rooms that are decorated in pink use neon signs and nice wall art. Although, gold
accents are the reason this combination is one of my favorite color schemes.