At the 2011 Kip Bay Showhouse, pink had quite a presence. But not pale, blush tones that whisper chic: We're talking bright pinks and rich pinks that shout with glee "I am pink, hear me roar!"
If you're considering bringing a bold hue into your room, may we suggest this showstopper? Here are our favorite ways to bring it home:
Nathan Wayne Studio. Photo: Courtesy of Nikki Pepper
Pink Decor Idea #1: On the Table
Nathan Wayne Studio focused a foyer around this wild pink lacquer table. But it didn't stop there. A large vase of hydrangea pumps up the look.
Left: Harry Heissmann Inc. Right: Wayne Nathan Studio. Photo: Courtesy of Nikki Pepper
Pink Decor Idea #2: On Chairs
In a small bedroom designed by Harry Heissmann a psychadelic giraffe chair showed off pink's more daring side -- and proved that velvet upholstery doesn't have to be stuffy. Back in Wayne Nathan Studio's area, a leather pink chair falls gets extra power from the funky seat shape and holds its own against dramatic graphic artwork.
Kemble Interiors. Photo: Courtesy of Nikki Pepper
Another take on seating -- Kemble Interiors uses a peachy-pink -- almost salmon -- on this out-there chair-meets-daybed. The stripes of tone-on-tone pink hammer home the rosey message and make us want to curl up with that magazine. Perhaps with a cocktail...preferably one with watermelon?
Amanda Nisbet Design, Inc. Photo: Courtesy of Nikki Pepper
Pink Decor Idea #3: The Walls
The walls were splashed with paint in Amanda Nisbet Design's bedroom -- a creative move made all the more intense by the bright shade of pink. By taking advantage of the color's natural sweetness, the room looks cute and put-together -- not at all messy.
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Reader comments (Page 1 of 1)
The teaser headline read, "Bold color that's perfect for spring." BOLD? PINK? Perfect for whom? I wouldn't paint anything I could think of pink.
ReplyThis color works really well... in a dark room... until someone turns on a light.
ReplyI don't know of anyone, other than an eight-year-old girl, who would want to live in a full scale Barbie Dream Home.
ReplyEven my five year old would know better than this.
ReplyGROSS!!! Who design that?? They need to be fired!!!
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