Think Pink

I am of the school (there is one, isn't there?) that thinks every room needs a little pop of pink. No color is more eye-catching, more frivolous, more happy — and every space needs that!  

{Nathan Turner}

A beautifully worn pink rug brings unexpected color to a muted palette. 

{Angie Hranowsky}

A magenta throw pillow is a welcome contrast to David Hicks' ubiquitous La Fiorentina fabric. 

{Domino}

Another antique-y pink rug plays off the pastel palette of Rashida Jones' apartment.

{Elle Decor}

A fuchsia chair is an interesting choice paired with purple curtains but I think Cynthia Rowley makes it work. Loving that lucite magazine rack!

{via Little Green Notebook}

Quite possibly my favorite use of pink ever: hot pink velvet tufted beauties flank an old console and complement a figurative art display. 

Where have you used pink to perk up your decor? None of this nonsense about pink-hating husbands!

I am of the school (there is one, isn't there?) that thinks every room needs a little pop of pink. No color is more eye-catching, more frivolous, more happy — and every space needs that!  

{Nathan Turner}

A beautifully worn pink rug brings unexpected color to a muted palette. 

{Angie Hranowsky}

A magenta throw pillow is a welcome contrast to David Hicks' ubiquitous La Fiorentina fabric. 

{Domino}

Another antique-y pink rug plays off the pastel palette of Rashida Jones' apartment.

{Elle Decor}

A fuchsia chair is an interesting choice paired with purple curtains but I think Cynthia Rowley makes it work. Loving that lucite magazine rack!

{via Little Green Notebook}

Quite possibly my favorite use of pink ever: hot pink velvet tufted beauties flank an old console and complement a figurative art display. 

Where have you used pink to perk up your decor? None of this nonsense about pink-hating husbands!