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I have always had a love affair with the color pink, but generally gravitated towards bright bold pinks like fuchsia and magenta. In the past few years, soft pinks have become en vogue in home decor. I have grown to love those soft, "greyed down powdery pinks". Soft pink add glamour and evokes emotion in a room, without overpowering it. A subtle nod to flesh or skin tones, soft pink can easily replace white or beige and add a more interesting backdrop to art work or fabrics. So what is the secret to choosing a sophisticated soft pink worthy of adult spaces? Pink makes a statement all on it's own. Unless your goal is to have a bright "palm beach" influenced room, choose ethereal pinks that provide a wisp of color and suggest pink subtly. Recently, I was looking for a soft pink for a project and discovered some really beautiful ones.
Here are some of my current favorite soft powdery pinks.
1. Benjamin Moore "Blanched Coral" #886
Shown here with matching silk drapery and white bedding, this is color is
elegant and feminine but not overly girlie.
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