Alluring and pleasing to the eye, millennial pink is still going strong. Peruse these stunning rooms that use this Instagram-friendly blush shade in the interiors.
Since the term "millennial pink" was first coined, the pastel hue has become somewhat of a phenomenon—used prolifically in homeware goods as well as in interior design. I suppose we have Wes Anderson's The Grand Budapest Hotel to thank for shining the spotlight on this crowd-pleasing hue.
Perhaps part of its popularity can be attributed to hunt for colours that soothe. The relaxing hue does bring to mind an idyllic holiday in Marrakech, Morocco, where the capital city has earned the moniker as a 'red-rose city’. The versatility of the popular shade is also a hit in interior spaces—depending on its application, it can serve as an anchor neutral (if you're not into beige) or be utilised to create a bold and daring interior.
Below, we highlight some inspirational rooms that feature the flattering shade in a variety of ways. As evidenced by these rooms, the popularity of millennial pink is not going anywhere.
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1. Make a statement with pink
Curved lines and pastel pink can be found in almost every part of this home designed by Mr Shopper Studio. Inspired by a combination of Mexican architect Luis Barragán’s colourful work alongside John Pawson’s minimalist aesthetic, the design firm created cheerful splashes of pink throughout the apartment.
The living room features a lined pink feature wall with an arched cutout where the television is displayed. The kitchen island is decked in the same hue, while the dining room and its bench seating is upholstered in a blush velvet shade. In order not to detract from the delicate colour, the design team furnished the rest of the house with muted shades of grey and white.
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