Pink is tricky. Is the color that you either love or hate. But done the right way, it can be warm, soft and elegant, without being childish or overly sweet.
I love how pink rooms are created by using the right balance of the chosen shade of pink + a group of neutral tones to bring it down to Earth and keep it gamorous.
Of course, an interior designer works wonders when pink is on the table, as they can get the right amounts and the perfect pieces to balance everything out.
And even though it may seem overly feminine, it can be gender neutral as well.
I’ve seen my fare share of pink decor perfection, and also -unfortunately- pink explosion fiascos.
But here are the best picks, from living rooms to kitchens, bathrooms and bedrooms that won’t make anyone feel emasculated any time soon!

Going Pink In The Center Of The Home
Your living room and dining room can say a lot about you. Especially if you’re decided to go bold with pink, even in the softest tones. Don’t forget to add some neutrals to the mix, together with a pop of another color to cut the sweetness. Maybe a touch of an acid yellow or clashy blue will do the trick in a second, and there you go, a victorious, vivid pink room!
Nostalgic and romantic, by dailydreamdecor.com Romantic blush by basicoutline.com Pink paradise makeover seen on the-sun.com This pink setting is everythin! By overstock.com Soft and dreamy by roseandgrey.co.uk Take this coffee shop as an example to pink up your living room! By hayleyhall.uk
Tons of Tiles Of Pink Love
Pink kitchens are surprising, and a great room of the home to make a statement. If you like to cook and feel like this is your space, going with pink tiles or walls can bring so much softness to the whole space. Adding some brass or gold tones everything down and gives texture and shine to a clean space.
Blush Pink Medium Kitchen by Dunelm Minimal an dpink by Leroy Merlin Incredible tiles seen on Pinterest Blush pink kitchen by tilegiant.co.uk Pink kitchen with handmade subway tile by sazeracstitches.com Beautiful pink decor by thepinkdream.com
Pinking Up The Toilet
How about going with pink decor in the bathroom? It’s a great idea when you’re craving for a pink room but can’t find it in your head to paint all your walls pink and re-upholster your sofas!
A pink toilet can be welcoming and fun, without being too sweet or childish. There are many hues of pink to go for, and choosing the softest and lightest tones will definitely get the job done!
Grand bathroom transformation seen on dailymail.co.uk Bright and lovely, by The Green Mad House Bathroom Design by laurabutlermadden.com Perfect pink tiles seen on Pinterest The most interesting modern pink bathroom ever! Seen on Pinterest Pink tiles by byshnordic.com One of the coolest homes in London by thetimes.co.uk Gorgeousness by brandalley.co.uk
Go To Bed With A Pinkish Hue

Ok, I got a waterfall of Seinfeld moments with this one, but using soft pastel pink in the bedroom, even if your hubby seems reluctant, can be soothing, warm and help you rest better.
It’s definitely the perfect way to wake up with that rosy glow.
Super cute setting by Poster Store Lovely pink bedroom corner seen on weheartit Pink dream by posterstore Pink Paris gallery wall by Porster Store The perfect pink bedroom chair by Hello Lovely Living Pink Wall Paneling seen on Crate and Barrel Nancy’s Bedroom by Alice in Scandiland
Pink Up Your Floors!
Pink tones and hues will work on your floors as an area rug can give a room a lot of personality and expression without being too invasive.
It doesn’t have to be 100% pink, there are so many options in soft tones and details, you can always go for a soft, elegant look without getting a Barbie doll vibe.
Gabbi Transitional Scroll Plush Area Rug by OverStock Madison Loane Modern Abstract Rug by Safavieh Pink Floral Medallion Flatweave Area Rug by RugsUSA Nuloom Tribal Moroccan Area Rug by Walmart nuLOOM Transitional Moroccan Hattie Area Rug by Walmart Nikki Chu Elixir Handmade Geometric Area Rug by overstock Modern Abstract Rug Light Pink Polyester Rug by Litfad Dakota Fields Valora Tufted Rug Polyester by Waifair Gray, Beige, White Leather Area Rug Stripes Design by Shine Rugs
If Everything Else Fails, Go With The Details!
If you’re still hesitating, you can always start small with beautiful decor details. Flowers, vases, books, small deco items, and even appliances will get you started in the pink path!
Pink Bath Line by Westelm The Lowdown Locker in Blush by Sue Parkinson Scandinavian Feather Lamp in Pink by Lodamer Pottery Barn Teen Faux Headboard Greenpan® Padova Nonstick 10-Piece Set by West Elm Faux PAMPAS GRASS seen on Etsy Deco Dining / Bedroom Chair Pink seen on Etsy Contemporary Living Hertfordshire

So there you have it, the best way around Pink Decor and how to do it the adult way!