Pinks You Can Live With
The bold and happy Honeysuckle is Pantone's color of the year 2011. Pinks are not just for a little girl's bedroom anymore. Use them in the den paired with a a subtle silver gray and some black accents. Create a sophisticated bathroom color with modern pink and green.
Behr Paints
There are pinks cropping up in the Behr Paint 2011 color trend palettes, including the Kawaii T11-14.
For a bolder hue, use Pinkelicious T11-15. These two pinks can also be used together, along with a crisp white.
Two light pinks you could use in an elegant setting or a cottage style room are Touch of Pink or Passion Pink. Touch of Pink looks stunning with shades of white and light green. For a more upscale look using purple and wrought iron or gold home decor, use Passion Pink.
Sherwin-Williams
Liven up the bedroom or a small bathroom with Exuberant Pink SW6840. Pair it with a subtle Monorail Silver SW7663.
Glidden
One of the most versatile pinks is Fresh Pink Lemonade from Gildden. Take a room back in time with a Retro combination of light blue and white, with stainless steel fixtures or appliances. Or use the light pink in a study or den. Incorporate lots of white, from furniture to white and pink patterns throughout the room. Add one bold and deep hue, from a green to a charcoal gray for some real visual pop.
Pittsburgh Paints
The Rose Mauve 238-5 is similar to the Pantone Honeysuckle, but it's not as bright. The saturation is there but the overall effect is more subdued. Combine this bold hue with Pineapple Sage. They also have a palette collection they call Poppy Love. It includes an array of pinks, which look great together. It includes Bleeding Heart 134-5, Precious Pink 134-3 and a stem green called Tabu 412-3. There is also a barely there pink tint called Plaster Pink 132-1 and Atrium White 523-1.
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3 Comments
Post a CommentGreat article. I have to think twice about pink. Love the "Elle Woods" reference.
I like pink although I'd only use it in a little girl's room.
i am not quite daring to put pink into any other room besides a little girl's bedroom. but i do love pink and green together. these are great ideas.