Maisy Dawson
It also features the same tone on the furniture in the rest of the room, adding some colour and excitement to the otherwise grey, white and neutral palette. You, too, can play around with soft shades of pink so it isn’t too much on the eyes and create a bedroom that’s soothing and classy. If the bedroom is nearing an all-white scheme, pink can be the perfect colour to break the monotony and add some zing. Here, we’ve used pink in patches across the room which retains the overall white scheme while adding a pop of colour.
The study area in this room is a lively space that will motivate your kid to catch up on school work. You can complete a bedroom like this to perfection with some pink-coloured blinds, scatter cushions, artwork, quotes and showpieces that complement the pink-white scheme.
This pink girl bedroom design shows that you can use this colour and fulfil your daughter’s wishes while still keeping things elegant. The window seat itself is a huge attraction and makes for a cosy nook in the room, but the bright pink-coloured frame is what immediately catches the eye.
You can almost always find a shade that will leave your daughter in awe while suiting your needs — and coral pink is one such option worth considering. A subtle and soothing colour, coral pink can instantly infuse life into a room and amp up its aesthetic appeal.
The colour of the wall in this bedroom is undoubtedly attractive, but the tasteful use of patterns on the table lamp shade and chair also contribute to making the room look modern. This classy pink girl bedroom design is neither too cutesy nor too mature, making it a perfect choice for young princesses.
All we’ve done here is create a pink accent wall to provide the perfect colour block and balance the room’s white and brown palette. All in all, this design can help you fulfil your daughter’s wish for a pink bedroom while creating a room she’ll not grow out of in just a few years. But thanks to the skilful use of pink in the pendant lights, pillows and decor, the grey doesn’t overpower or give the room a dull and gloomy feel.
