To be ‘in the pink’ is to be in rude health and good spirits. Pink is a colour with many positive virtues: from feeling rosy to reaching the pink of condition. A nurturing hue, pink (applied in subtle tones) has the ability to sooth and calm both body and mind. Pink is a versatile colour, perfectly suited to interiors and exteriors, furnishings and objets d’art. Equated to femininity, pink provides balance and harmony in a ‘masculine’ environment: for instance, adding a pink sofa to a grey backdrop creates an engaging focal point. And not forgetting that pink is also the colour of love and sexuality.Hot hueIt would seem that pink is a hot hue in interior design. Regular readers of this writer’s articles will (most likely) have noticed my absolute disdain for that which is hot, trending or in vogue. That said, for a pink trend fix, Normann Copenhagen has created a ‘Pink Trends in 2017‘ Pinterest board. Furthermore, the company’s Copenhagen showroom includes an entirely pink-washed gallery space: striking and gaudy, dramatic and daring, the space is in fact rather pleasing.Normann Copenhagen?s Gallery. Image © 2017 Normann Copenhagen ApS.Entrance to Normann Copenhagen?s Gallery. Image via Dezeen.A cosy colourWithout question, pink is a cosy colour and one can find cosiness in this salmon pink-coloured Monocle Guide to Cosy Homes. While the guide teases the reader with a plethora of truly cosy homes, it ...