We are happy to report that in 2022 people are finally moving past decorating their homes exclusively in a neutral pallet of whites, tans, and grays. Bold colors, patterns, and textures are at the forefront of home design and we are here for it! We’re especially delighted that the color pink is being integrated into people’s homes and helping to drop the stereotype that it is a “girls only” shade.
Of all the rooms in your living quarters, the bathroom is one of the spaces that gets used the most. So, why not introduce this pleasing color alongside trendy and vintage design influences and turn the bathroom into a place you love to spend some time"
Color can seem an ambitious feat for some, however, with a hue like pink, it is easy to transform a dull space into a lively yet timeless pink bathroom.
The woman behind the pink bathroom phenomenon
It’s no surprise that when pink toilets or sinks are brought up in conversation, a memory of our parents’ or grandparents’ bathrooms might pop into our heads. Like us, their design choices were inspired by famous role models and pop culture.
The 1950s saw the start of the pink bathroom phenomenon, with First Lady Mamie Eisenhower leading the pink inspiration brigade. Mamie loved all things pink and incorporated it every chance she could into her fashion choices and even the private quarters of the White House. The staff began referring to the Eisenhower White House...