Pink revolution

Pink triumphs. There is plenty of it in fashion and interiors. It cleverly slipped from the winter collections to the spring and summer collections. It has inexhaustible potential. It can find a place in virtually any interior design style.

Not obvious

The Benjamin Moore brand palette includes nearly 300 shades of pink. From very intense to extremely airy and delicate. It looks phenomenal in arrangements with a romantic note and is irreplaceable in retro style. It will also warm up the Scandinavian, minimalist decor. We reach for it more and more boldly. It is no longer a color used only in little girls' rooms.

- When we asked leading architects about the color pink, we heard from almost everyone that it is no longer a shade that suits only women's interiors. Yes, it can introduce a feminine accent, if that is the intention, but in the right shade it can be expressive, interesting and ambiguous. And as a color accent it is impossible not to notice it. – ELLE Decor, USA.

Aura ® Matte 522 latex acrylic paint, color: 2001-20 bonfire

Ecological acrylic paint "0 - VOC" Natura ® Flat 512, color: flush pink 2081-70

Versatile

Apparently men hide their love for pink. And just because of the prevailing stereotype that it is a feminine color, they do not reveal that they like it. Certainly, in the "dirty", slightly subdued version, it has a chance to gain men's favor. More and more often, pink decorates entire interiors, and is not just a color accent. It is important to choose the right shade. There are so many possibilities. Starting from the very popular powder pink to slightly perverse candy tones and ending with expressive fuchsias.

- I would compare Pink to a terrier dog - usually playful and charming, but he can be dominant and bold when he is allowed to be. Pink is a highly feminized color. However, men are also increasingly using it. They tend to choose more decisive shades than candy-colored ones - notes Eve Ashcraft, a color expert from New York, author of the book "The Right Color" (Artisan 2011).

Gives blush

Pink shines against the background of neutral colors. Its light shades match virtually any dark, expressive color. It's a great color accent. We can successfully paint furniture with it. Wherever we want to attract attention, it is reliable. The American fashion magazine Harper's Baazar announced that spring this year will be extremely sweet. Shades from lavender to pistachio and pink will dominate. However, when it comes to interiors, roses in "sweet" tones should be used in moderation to avoid a tiring and overwhelming atmosphere. We will certainly keep the more subdued ones for longer. In the case of delicate, faded shades of this color, remember that they may "age" the interior. But they will look great in a vintage atmosphere.