Dormify Team
Facts: Pink is always in style. But right now, it feels like the hue is everywhere, from hot pink Barbiecore on the runway to a softer rose in home design. Our pick? Blush pink. If you’re wondering, well, what color is blush?—we have you covered. Blush pink is a soft, pale shade of pink that can almost act as a neutral in your space, or it can make a statement when done in large amounts.
Is blush pink a good color for a bedroom? Yes! Decorating with pink adds softness, warmth and a subtle femininity to your room. It’s the grown-up pink bedroom decor, and we’re here for it. Keep reading to get inspired by Dormify's favorite ways to style this new muted favorite.
Blush Bedding
Pink room decor gives your bedroom a warm, inviting feel, and your bedding is great place to go girly. Try our washed cotton duvet and sham setorour super soft jersey sheets for soft femininity that works in all aesthetics, from modern to boho.
Textured Pillows
Changing out pillows is our favorite way to update your room! We love the idea of creating a glam look done in a pastel hue. Layer in fluffy faux fur, luxe velvet, or knit fringe accents in the lovely blush hue to warm up your space while instantly elevating your bedding style.
Pretty in Pink Accessories
Transform your vanity or workspace into a pink haven with a curated selection of decor accents like this desk organizer, a fun candle, or a journal. To really live that rose-colored life, add a plush pink faux fur rug to your desk chair for a sweet, romantic, and cozy ambiance. This trick can turn any plain piece of furniture into a chic focal point.
Mix in Complementary Hues
While we love a room that leans way in on pink, it can also be super chic to mix in other hues that’ll just bring the space to life. Wondering what colors go with blush pink? Colors that compliment blush pink include greens such as mint, sage, or even darker forest greens. Blush also looks fab with a rich navy blue, or a classic black for a sophisticated but feminine vibe. Want a bolder, modern look? Try pairing your light pink with a shade from the same side of the color wheel for a contemporary tonal look—we love pink pairing with orange or red, especially when done in a bold colorblock design.
Ready for more room inspo?Shop out our curated collections for more styling ideas for every aesthetic, from Soft Girl to Danish Pastel.
