Pink sea anemones have become a feminine and comforting color palette. The color pink comes in lots of hues; ripe-peach pink, bubble gum pink, hot Caribbean pink and they each have their own appeal and psychological effects.
In many places, the color pink is seen as a feminine; however refined and sophisticated versions of the color pink have been used in European interior design for centuries, for both men and women.
In its lighter tints it is delicate and serene, while the mid-tones are playful yet very romantic. Take pink a little deeper and it transforms into fuchsia, a color that is sexy and exotic. Generally, when used in interior design, the psychological effect of the color pink is described as soothing and comforting.
bedroom design by portland interior designer Garrison Hullinger Interior Design Inc.
Source: myhomeideas.com via Marie of Sally Lee by the Sea on Pinterest
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I love that pink can be incorporated into beach decor. Any Pink+Turquoise is such a lovely combination as you show in the design by Emily Ruddo and one of my favorites!
Pink & turquoise is fabulous, great combo choice!
What a fun collection of pink seaside inspiration! Happy Saturday!!
xoxo,
Leslli @ BeautifullyCoastal.com
Happy Saturday, Lesli!! Glad you like the color palette :O)
xoxo