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By Glen Peloso Glen Peloso is principal designer of Peloso Alexander Interiors, national design editor of Canadian Home Trends magazine and a design expert on the Marilyn Denis Show on CTV. Contact him at pelosoalexander.com, follow on Twitter at @peloso1
Pink is an enduringly popular tone for almost everything. Remember the movie Pretty in Pink? Paris Hilton’s bubble gum-hued Bentley? Pantone’s choice of pink as 2016 colour of the year? Pinterest recently revealed “millennial pink” to be the most-searched, back-to-work term of this summer. Here are give great ways to use it at home.
HOME SENSE
Cushions and throw blankets: An easy, affordable way to stay current without a major change or investment. And a subtle, elegant way to introduce pink is through the playful use of pattern. This coarse-weave cushion in a classic Ikat fabric, from...
LE CREUSET
Le Creuset: Last year, Le Creuset introduced Bonbon, a blush series that’s a perfect way to bridge the gap with pinks coming on- and off-trend. A pleasure to display on the counter or cooktop, it’s easy to cook with and doubles as a functional way to...
LARRY ARNAL
Chairs: They’re the ideal opportunity to make statement without overwhelming the space. Velvet fabric gives this colour added depth. With complementary darker colours, the room enjoys a sense of fun without a feeling like a sorority house. It’s also a...
ABBOTT
Glassware: Pressed glass in soft pink is a perfect way to marry the old with the new. Set your table with beautiful glassware, such as a pattern from Abbott, and it will look like it’s been passed down through generations. Once the party is over, keep...
JF FABRICS
Wallpaper: If you’re a fan of blushy pink, use it as a feature colour in a room. It’s a dreamy background tone for metallics, such as gold and silver, as well as blue and green pastels. Wallpaper, like this one from JF Fabrics, can bring a degree of...