Dusty Pink: 8 Charming examples using pink in your modern home [Pics]
Dusty pink or else called “millennial pink” or “rose quartz” was the colour of the year for 2017, 2016 or as far back as 2014 depending on who you ask. No doubt this colour has been about for a while. Even though it’s reached its peak in 2018, what happens to all of us who went out and bought dusty pink furniture, painted our walls pink, or changed all our bed linen to some variation of dusty freakin’ pink? We’ve collected pics from all over the web showing different ways to update your use of pink throughout your home.
Dusty Pink and Grey Bedroom
Source: Doctor Kish
This bedroom uses pink to contrast the main white and grey colours. Pink doesn’t necessarily have to be overwhelming. Just a touch of it can go a long way. Here, a blanket is enough.
Dusty Pink and Grey Living Room
Source: Styleroom.se
This living room is another great example of a style that uses touches of pink, rather than making it the main colour. There are also hints of metallic rose gold, which achieves the same effect, with a different spin.
Pink and Grey Art
Source: Living Room Ideas
Sometimes art is all you need to introduce this colour into your living room’s style.
Pink Bathrooms
Source: House Beautiful
This all pink room does the business. It’s a great idea for a guest bathroom, where the loud but not overwhelming colours can be a nice surprise, an escape even. Using different shades of the same colour achieves this effect.
Source: The Spruce
Here a delicate balance is achieved using grey, pink and teal.
Dusty Pink Furniture and Walls
Source: Brissi
Source: Circal Lighting
Finally, this simple, modern design uses varying shades of pink to bring the room together