
If money were no object, my Valentine's Day gift choice would be this
Elliott Puckette pink gesso and ink painting. The photo above is of the artist and her daughter in their NYC home. But regardless of whether it is a work of art, wall color, or fabric, pink is not just for little girl's bedrooms anymore. Pink is a modern and elegant look for any room, especially those with Chinoiserie elements. Pink is a knockout with virtually any Chinoiserie including blue and white Chinese porcelain, gold, black lacquer, celadon, or Blanc de Chine. In honor of Valentine's Day, here are some of my favorite pink rooms.
Alessandra Branca

Jonathan Berger

Mary McDonald


Suzanne Kasler

The Well Appointed House

Decor Pad

Miles Redd

Ruthie Sommers
Wow, the pink really "pops" out at you.
ReplyDeleteFabulous post, just what I need to brighten a cold afternoon in SW France.
Leeann x
my bedroom is chinoiserie in the pink! {also a work in progress} i've used every single on of these rooms as inspiration along the way.
ReplyDeleteyou may have just turned me into a pink fan with this post. that first photo? I have never seen such a beautifully 'browned' or glazed shade of pink. lovely. thanks for that treat.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful post and images, I love all shades of pink, especially Fuchsia...inspired!
ReplyDeleteKarena
mmmm. beautiful. i heart pink!
ReplyDeleteLove the pinks! I wish I had a big house and could paint one of my rooms a bright pink!
ReplyDeleteAll beautiful choices, Beth. That Alessandra Branca salon is going straight into my inspiration files!
ReplyDeletethese are all so beautiful - love the one with the zebra rug!
ReplyDeleteI remember that Alessandra Branca room, it was in Georgetown, wasn't it? I need to find that magazine b/c I think I remember loving the stair runner in that townhouse as well.
ReplyDeleteI love the fabric on the chair in the DecorPad photo. I may have to put my research skills to the test!
I love the pink and brown scheme of the AB room as well as the pics from the whole house...a definate favorite! All of the "pretty in pink" images were fantastic!
ReplyDeleteI always come away with a new idea after visiting your site. Today's realization is for my daughters pink bedroom- which is pink with a green accent. After viewing your pictures, I am inclined to add something black to accessorize and glam it up a bit. I think the touch of black will give it added dimension and sophistication! Thanks again!
ReplyDeleteCould not take my eyes off the Ruthie Summers image...beautiful!
ReplyDeleteLove all these, especially the first and the second to last. Great reminder on how beautiful pink can be.
ReplyDeleteLeeann-Thanks for stopping by.
ReplyDeleteBelle on Heels-Great choices for inspiration.
ReplyDeleteA Perfect Gray-Gray and pink are great together.
ReplyDeleteKarena-Glad you are a pink fan.
ReplyDeleteAmanda-My favorite color.
ReplyDeleteCC-My dressing room is a bright pink.
ReplyDeleteAverill-That room is a favorite of mine.
ReplyDeleteClayton Gray Home-The zebra and pink are perfect together.
ReplyDeleteSusie-Yes, I did a post on the Georgetown house if you want to see the rest of it.
ReplyDeleteAcanthus and Acorn-Thanks-I think these rooms are stunners!
ReplyDeleteDomestic Goddess-Black (or brown) prevents a pink room from being TOO sweet.
ReplyDeleteHamptontoes-Her work is amazing.
ReplyDeleteMichele-Great sophisticated pink looks.
ReplyDeletewhere can I purchase the pink chinoiserie fabrics that you used? Thanks, Anne
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