Pink dining rooms

It’s no secret that pink has been huge for the past several years. It surfaced as Blush and was then coined “Millennial Pink,” which is only a little cringeworthy. When blush first came onto the scene it was an accent and usually paired with grey. Now blush is moving towards warmer hues of peach and taupe.

The rose-pink formal dining room of a French estate restored by Timothy Corrigan

We’ve said it a million times and 2013 was no exception: the best, cheapest and easiest way to dramatically transform your space is by using color. In fact, the hardest part of any painting project is probably deciding which color to choose. We got you. Here are 10 of the best in our series of Paint Color Portfolios to inspire you to make the leap to a more colorful home in 2014. 1.Coral Bathrooms 2. Black Bedrooms 3. Dark Green Kitchens 4. Dark Blue Dining Rooms 5. Light Grey Nurseries 6.

There’s no doubt pink is still one of the go-to shades in the interiors world and it’s not going anywhere this year – in fact, it’s become a staple for many designers and tastemakers. Here, we spoke to some of them to find out why it’s still the colour of the moment…

Salmon is a range of pale pinkish-orange to light pink colors, named after the color of salmon flesh. It represents the boundary in the spectrum of orange

Oh hey, remember when I was going to make over my dining room because I was inspired by a moth? I did it! I need some art in there still, but I’m waiting to find just the right thing, rather than rush out to fill blank wall space. And I’m not letting that stop me from taking photos of what is a 92% completed room. I saw a post about the life-sized papier-mâché octopus from the 1893 World’s Fair here in Chicago, and I thought to myself ‘I should make things out of paper mâché.’ It hasn’t…

separate dining area in studio using color-zoning. A clever hack for small studio apartments. #smallspacedecor

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