Pink is well known for evoking feelings of joy and happiness, not to mention being one of the most calming paint colours around. In fact, the colour pink rarely has negative associations attached to it, which makes it the perfect choice for a bedroom.
In this guide, I’m sharing some of my favourite pink bedroom ideas for both adults and children. From calming pastel pink to joyful rosy hues, these ideas will help you create the perfect pink bedroom design for your home.
A Grown Up Pink Bedroom
Designed by Oakley Moore
This gorgeous pink bedroom design by Oakley Moore showcases how well pink can work in a more ‘grown up’ bedroom. This stunning bedroom features a variety of shades of pink, complemented by subtle accents in blue and green. The result is a wonderfully calming bedroom that will work well for people of all ages.
Pink and Green Bedroom Design
Designed by Oakley Moore
Another stunner from Oakley Moore, this pink and green bedroom design layers colours and patterns beautifully. This colour scheme is warm and inviting, and packed full of personality and character.
A Vibrant Pink Bedroom
Image via @kate_rose_morgan
This pink bedroom design by Kate Rose Morgan just oozes creativity and joy. The warm pink walls paired with brightly coloured accessories bring the whole room to life.
Kate is a maximalist to the core, and has even written a book called Dopamine Decor which is aimed at helping you create a space that is stylish, fun, and full of colour and joy.
Sophisticated Pink and Green Wallpapered Bedroom
Designed by @phoebehowerddecorator
Phoebe Howard has created the perfect pink bedroom, using a gorgeous pink and green floral wallpaper with a variety of fun fabrics on the soft furnishings. This design very much fits in with the whimsical decor trend we have been seeing so much of recently. Overall, this design style is quite traditional, and would look wonderful in a period property.
A Pink Girls Bedroom With a Built-In Bed
Design by Lara Clarke Interiors
The delicious shade of pink (I think it might be Fruit Fool) is absolutely perfect for this children’s bedroom. This space is packed full of personality with loads of fun elements like pom-poms and tassels, and a vibrant patterned wallpaper in the bed alcove. The green accents work really well, creating a balanced yet playful look. Building a bed in an alcove is one of the best children’s bedroom ideas for small bedrooms, maximising space and making it feel cosy and inviting.
A Pretty Pink Bunk Room
Designed by Naiomi Astley Clarke
This gorgeous bunk room by Naiomi Astley Clarke is just to die for! It would be the perfect space for sleepovers with friends during the holidays. Arranging the bunks like this leaves plenty of floor space for games and other activities, it’s just perfect. The woodwork is painted in a lovely dusty pink, and each bunk has its own little curtain for privacy.
Check out some of the best curtains for pink walls for some more inspiration!
Pink Wallpaper for an Adults Bedroom
Interior design by SLC Interiors
This is undoubtably one of my favourite pink bedroom ideas. The pink and white colour scheme in this master bedroom evokes an instant feeling of calm and peacefulness. The wallpaper is Beasties in Coral from Blithfield, and as you can see, it strikes the perfect balance between being traditional and contemporary, creating a timeless look that will never go out of style.
A Fun Pink and Green Tween Bedroom Design
Image via Andrew Howard
This super fun design created by Andrew Howard is a great example of how a room can be decorated for longevity. This really is a room that will grow with the child, lasting well into the teenage years, and even into young adulthood if their tastes don’t change too dramatically. The playful colour scheme makes this room feel joyful and fun, and the space can easily be adapted as the child grows by removing the rug and other accessories designed for children, like the stool.
Pink and Neutral Bedroom Design
Designed by Oyster Creek Studios
A pink, white, and taupe colour scheme makes this bedroom feel calm and elegant. The wooden bedside tables and upholstered soft furnishings make the space feel effortlessly luxurious, while the swan mounted on the wall and the beaded chandelier add a touch of playfulness.
The Colour Psychology of Pink
Pink is a fascinating colour in psychology because it evokes various emotions and responses depending on its shade and context. In general, pink is associated with feelings of love, warmth, tenderness, and nurturing. It’s often linked to compassion and femininity, though its psychological effects can be enjoyed by anyone, regardless of gender. In interior design, pink works particularly well in bedrooms for several reasons:
Calming and Soothing Effects
Soft pinks, especially pastel or blush tones, have a calming and soothing influence, which makes them ideal for a bedroom. Bedrooms are meant to be restful spaces, and pink can help create a tranquil atmosphere, promoting relaxation and peace.
Lighter pinks, being gentler on the eyes, create a welcoming space that feels comforting, which is essential for unwinding after a long day.
Promotes Positivity and Emotional Healing
Pink is often associated with positivity and emotional healing. Its connection with love and care can bring a sense of emotional security to a space. In a bedroom, this can contribute to creating a cosy, safe space that nurtures emotional well-being.
Pink is also thought to reduce aggression and anxiety. In fact, some studies suggest that exposure to certain shades of pink, like “Baker-Miller pink,” can have a tranquillising effect, making it a great choice for creating a serene bedroom environment.
Versatility Across Styles
Pink is highly versatile and can be incorporated into various design styles. For instance, a light blush pink works well in modern minimalist spaces, whereas deeper shades like Sulking Room Pink can add richness to more bohemian or vintage designs.
It also pairs beautifully with a variety of other colors—whites, grays, gold accents, and even deeper tones like navy or black—creating balance in a bedroom’s design.
Creates a Romantic Atmosphere
Due to its association with love and romance, pink can contribute to a romantic atmosphere in a bedroom. Deeper, richer pinks, like rose or fuchsia, can evoke passion, warmth, and connection, making them great for spaces shared with a partner.
Invokes a Sense of Warmth
Pink, being a warm color, naturally brings a feeling of warmth and comfort to a room. In a bedroom, where you want to feel cosy and relaxed, this warmth helps create a sanctuary-like feel, particularly when combined with soft textures like plush bedding, curtains, or rugs.
Gender Neutrality with Modern Shades
While historically linked to femininity, pink has evolved in modern design and culture. Shades like salmon, coral, and muted pinks have gained popularity as gender-neutral options, especially when paired with neutral or earthy tones. These shades can bring warmth without feeling overly “girly,” making them appealing in shared bedroom spaces.
This versatile and emotionally enriching color that can help create a peaceful, loving, and warm atmosphere in a bedroom. Its ability to evoke feelings of calm, comfort, and positivity makes it an excellent choice for a restful and inviting sleeping environment.
Final Thoughts
All of these pink bedroom ideas go way beyond the ‘fairy princess’ aesthetic, which goes to show how versatile pink really is and how it can adapt with you as you grow. I hope you have found these ideas inspiring. Which one is your favourite? Let me know in the comments!
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