Oh, we've seen pink in the home. Millennial Pink, Rose Quartz, Sakura Blush... But there’s a new approach to decorating with pink on the horizon, one where it’s sneaking into our decorating schemes stealthily, without the fuss and flounce of the more performative pinks gone by. So the big question is: How can we decorate with pink without it feeling too delicate, child-like, or overly saccharine?
The hues we’re using now aren’t like classic sugary, pretty pink tones at all; they’re more under-the-radar, veiled in a grayness, a layer of white, or a hint of another color that makes them blend in and seem pushed back and a little aloof. Yes, we notice them and are immersed in them, but they’re not shouting from the walls. Pinks have become peaceful, steadying, rich, and monumental.
