get the look
RETHINK
PINK
get the look
RETHINK
PINK
Pink doesn’t have to be shocking or saccharine – give your interiors a sophisticated, modern update for the new season and beyond with accents of pale rose and soft coral, says home editor Jo Caulkett
Living room refresh
Give delicate shades of pink more weight by choosing tactile textures and unusual designs that catch the eye. Cushions with feature stitching, patterned throws and side tables with wire legs add impact without overwhelming the room. These striking pieces will also give your living space a fresh, contemporary twist – minimum effort required.
“Pale-pink CUSHIONS
look great against
a grey sofa”
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Dining space ideas
With pink, less is more – a few understated accessories go a long way. The key is to start with a simple, pared-back palette, avoiding strong colours that compete for attention. Fresh white makes even the palest of pinks stand out in all the right ways, as shown by this sleek table and two-tone crockery set from the Loft collection. For a more impactful update, try mixing a pink dining chair with other seating in wood, grey or white.
“A MIX of shapes and
materials adds interest to
a neutral scheme”
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Bedroom update
Team pink with soft grey in your bedroom for a fresh but warm, cocooning feel that works all year round. With its modern, graphic print, this Loft bed linen is all you need to transform any sleeping space. If you want to take the theme further, choose pink furniture and accessories in similar shades, from bedside tables and lamps to finishing touches like candles and cushions.
See our edit“EASY to change up, bed
linen is the perfect way to
experiment with colour”
