SEDUCE WITH PINK

PINKS are enjoying huge popularity in decor right now – particularly the soft, pale tones. “The gentler shades of pink encourage calmness and love, while stronger shades, such as hot pink, go hand in hand with feelings of joyfulness and creativity,” enthuses the duo.

Rockett and St George took inspiration from earthy pinks characteristic of Moroccan homes for the pink shades in their paint collection for Craig & Rose. Their nude/pink shades include Broderie, Gladstone Grey and Bohemia (Chalky

Emulsion Paint, £35 for 2.5L).

Work the colour: For living rooms and bedrooms, the duo recommends “nude and pale pinks with warm undertones to make you feel nurtured and safe”.

Work or studio spaces, meanwhile, are the perfect place to experiment with “brighter pinks, which are flamboyant and expressive, ideal for creating impact”.

Declare your passion for the colour with the prettiest pink pieces that will take you from hot to blushing...

Above: A picture wall adds colour and drama and expresses personal style

Left: Pink Askem loveseat £1,100, Habitat

Pink Belinda pink velvet throw, £75, Ragged Rose

Right: Teacup & saucer, £25, Rockett St George