Although many people associate the color pink with baby nurseries or Barbie dolls, the hue has been growing as a hot interior design trend for the past few years. Now seen as a neutral option for rooms from the kitchen to the bedroom, there are lots of creative ways to incorporate shades of pink into your home in ways both subtle and bold.
Millennial Pink Is A Game-Changer
A new generation is discovering the stylish possibilities of using pink as a neutral and soothing color in the home. [From: Sherwin-Williams]
One reason the color pink has become so popular is because a range of soft hues affectionately called “Millennial Pink” or “Tumblr Pink” took off in the design scene. These shades of pink, according to Sherwin-Williams color expert Sue Wadden, are a combination of other tones that were popular decades ago. “This pink isn’t new,” she explains. “It’s a reinvention of mauves and peaches of the 1970s and 1980s.” She adds, “This pink is muted, sandier, and more peach, rather than ballet pink” or baby pink. This soothing, gender-neutral color is perfect for a variety of spaces and is complemented by gray, another color that’s currently in high demand. Remember when people thought pink bathrooms were outdated" Well, they’re back. Pink fixtures and tiles are now being scooped up by homeowners who enjoy the calming and subdued nature of the color.
Pink Bathroom [From: 2LG Studios]

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