The color pink is usually associated with spaces with a marked romantic and feminine style. However, a bubblegum pink like the one we have chosen as the protagonist today can also help us create elegant, contemporary and / or fresh spaces. Take care of how we use it and what colors we accompany it will be key to achieve it.
Bubblegum pink It can be combined with other pastel colors, thereby achieving relaxed atmospheres. Environments that we can also achieve by combining it with soft neutral tones such as white or gray. Although resorting to intense colors such as yellow or strong colors such as green can be even more attractive. Combining the latter with pink you will achieve spaces with a great visual impact.
With whites and grays
White is a color that we can combine with pastel pink when we are looking for a luminous and feminine proposals. It is a combination that works especially well in family rooms such as the living room and the bedroom and that allows us to introduce small accessories in a third color in these spaces.
Do you know what is the key to using three colors in the same space? Choose a dominant color, in this case white, to be used in 60% of the space. Another secondary, pink, which is present in 30% and a last color to complete the remaining 10%.
Are you looking for more environments sober, current and balanced? Go for the bubblegum pink and gray combination. Combining both colors you will balance the feminine and the masculine. Use gray as the predominant color if you wish, we will achieve more neutral and contemporary rooms and reserve pink for a secondary or tertiary role.
With yellow
An intense color like yellow is a perfect companion to decorate youth spaces, creative studios or family entertainment rooms. It is a color that brings a lot of light to the rooms but it is preferable to use in small doses due to the great impact it generates.
Save the yellow for half walls, small furniture, textiles or decorative accessories. And use it where you want all eyes to be directed. Take a look at the yellow stool with pink bedding in the picture above; It is the first thing you see in a room where white is the dominant color.
With blues
The pink and blue combination generates sense of well-being. Although the use of pale shades of both colors in combination with white would bring us closer to one of the most influential trends of recent years: the Nordic style, it is not this alternative that we propose today.
Today we are committed to an alternative that transmits strength, energy and freshness in equal parts. Which one? The combination of bubblegum pink with intense shades of blue like cobalt or real. Complete the room with a third color, white, and incorporate green plants here and there to bring freshness to it. The room will not leave anyone indifferent, we assure you!
With greens
Dark greens, such as forest green or pine green, are in stark contrast to bubblegum pink. It is a combination that works very well both in bedrooms and family spaces and with which it is very easy to create retro-inspired environments. What? Incorporating Mid Century wooden furniture like the ones in the image. If you are looking to give your home a unique touch, this is undoubtedly a great combination.
If you're looking for more relaxed atmosphere, you can substitute the greens mentioned by other softer ones called by Pantone as 'surf spray' or 'crealy aqua'. They are green that continue to exert a great contrast with pink, but they do so in a more discreet way. Ideal for rooms for relaxation or dining rooms.
Have we helped you to forget the topics associated with pink in the world of decoration? As you have seen, pink can star in rooms that we would not define as feminine and / or corny. It brings an undoubted feminine touch, yes, but it is something that we can balance if we want to with the use of other colors. What combination did you like the most?