Pink Blush: 10 Ways to Use This Timeless Color

This muted pink echoes the 18^th century practice of mixing white and red iron oxide pigments to create a pinkish hue.

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May 08, 2017

By: Ryan Reed

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Pink Blush Color Palette

Deciding on a shade of pink for your home can be an arduous task but this historical hue strikes the perfect balance. Use pink blush in practically any room and pair it with white and a darker color to keep the space grounded.

Shabby Chic

Various shades of pink, both on the walls and in the decor, combine to create a stunning shabby chic children’s bedroom.

Traditional Flair

A Louis XV-period fauteuil pops with various shades of pink.

Pretty in Pink

Looking for a high-energy, tone-on-tone look for your bedroom? Consider similar shades of pink and white. When paired, the two pinks seem very similar, almost seamless; however, once separated by white, the colors’ distinctive differences come to life.