Shades, tones, hues and variants come beautifully to the page and palette by means ofperhaps one of the most striking and elegant color combinations, pink and brown.
Mahogany and walnut antique pieces tend to catch my eye first over other woods due to their ability to take color.
The ribbon and grain of these woods highlight the rich browns, hints of ebony and crimson reds characteristically based in both the pink and brown color families.
There is no wrong direction to go in with the color combination of pink and brown, and that’s exactly the point.
Brick.
Berry.
Chocolate.
Fuchsia.
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Cherry.
Mushroom.
Coral.
Blush.
Perhaps quite the walk away from a traditional palette, however still in the color combination neighborhood of pink and brown.
That’s the beauty of and attraction to visually engaging color combinations that complement, contrast, and/or coordinate well with home decor options.
Eye-catching color combinations neither restrict or confine, but grant decorative leeway in the rich, deep, bright, bold, understated, whimsical, classic or new traditional scheme of things.
The broad range of pinks and browns opens the world of color up to hues, tones, and schemes prime for personal decorating style interpretation.
Demonstrated below is four gorgeous examples of this school of thought from Benjamin Moore.
Pop of glorious Glamour Pink.
Anything but middle of the road Middlebury Brown.
Classic Coral Pink.
Timeless Tudor Brown.
Anne Hepfer Designs – DecorPad
Pink and brown in soft shades and hues perfect a nursery or tween girls bedroom with an air of age appropriate sophistication.
From a soft hint or faint whisper of, a berry bold statement, or a redefined interpretation of the classics, the color combination of pink and brown plays well to the room.
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