Pink Vintage Bedroom

Pink Vintage Bedroom

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With tones from subtle blush to full-on fuchsia, pink is a surprisingly versatile colour choice for a bedroom. And it's definitely not a shade that should be confined to little girls' rooms. The right pink is out there for everyone, as you'll see from our wide-ranging selection of pink bedroom ideas.

If you're a follower of fashion, you'll know that pale powder and blush pinks – and specifically Millennial pink – are having a moment. The great thing about this blush colour is its slightly beige tint, which takes it away from the sickly sweet end of the spectrum and into more sophisticated, androgynous territory.

Work it with grey, beige or greige paint and fabrics, and wooden furniture with either a very night Nordic or dark walnut finish for an instant styling success.

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For a more fun take on things, we'd recommend a deep hot pink. It's a daring pick, but one that will have you bounding out of bed every morning, full of energy.

There are several ways you can take on this colour, one being to use a white backdrop and accessorise with similarly strong shades of cobalt blue and sunshine yellow – think Bluebellgrey. Or you could tone it down with fresh spring greens – a good way to go if you like a vibrant country look.

Scroll on to see these and more ways to use pink in your bedroom.

1. Pick the perfect peachy pink

Image credit: Jo Henderson; Stylist: Gemma Gear

Flesh toned pinks and pretty peach shades are perfect for creating a relaxing bedroom. Add deeper hues of coral pink and terrocotta, along with a splash of contrasting denim blue, for a crisp clean look.

Subtle colours can sometimes need pattern to give them interest, so throw in some 'geo' scatter cushions and a 'painterly' rug to liven up the look. Give it a Scandi twist with blonde wood furniture and simple ceramics.

2. Make greenery pop in a neutral scheme

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Immerse yourself in an earthy palette of pale pinks, sage greens and terrocotta. This flesh toned pink is the perfect backdrop for the mid-green bedding and warm oak headboard, and with the addition of pots filled with fresh foliage and oversized palm leaves, it creates an almost tropical feel.

3. Pick blousey blooms

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Introducing pink doesn't mean you have to go with a huge block of colour. Bringing in splashes of the hue against a dark background like this giant wall mural is a sophisticated way to bring it into your bedroom.

Wall murals like this one can be found at surfaceview.co.uk. Pick out the different tones with your bed linen and a rug to pull the scheme together.

4. Go for a candy crush

Prevent candy pink from looking too sickly sweet by balancing it with zingy citrus yellows and cool blues. This colour combo works extremely well together and is reminiscent of pastel hued retro sweets.

The look can be grounded with a neutral floor and splashes of grey, which will give it a more grown-up feel too.

5. Deepen the shades

Once you've picked the shade you like most for your walls, bring in darker versions of it from the same spectrum to highlight a dado rail or soft furnishings.

This salmon pink has reddish tones, so the rich rust tones of the upholstered bed, the rug and the footstool, work really well with it.

6. Leave a gap

Bringing in a wall colour can feel overwhelming to some, so keep your pink bedroom on the serene side by choosing a pale shade with beige or yellowish undertones and paint only up to the dado rail.

If you don't have a dado rail, it doesn't matter, mark a line around the room that you paint the colour up to and use white paint above and on your ceiling.

7. Use pretty fabrics

If changing your paint colour is too big a job right now, bring in pink with some fabrics in pale and dark tones and create a pretty canopy to hang over the bed. Add some cushions and you'll create a cocoon that you won't want to leave.

8. Embrace summer with sunbaked style

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Mediterranean shades lend earthy warmth to interior and bring a holiday feel to your bedroom. Paint a feature wall in a chalky rose finish to bring soft glow to your colour scheme, then add eclectic accessories in rustic, sun-kissed tones.

Celebrate traditional craftsmanship, organic forms and touchable textures with hand-woven pieces and artisan makes in clay, cotton, wood and rattan. Bedlinen, throws and cushions are enhanced with tufting and trims for relaxed glamour.

9. Snuggle up with shades of rose pink

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Add accents of heart-warming pink hues with layers of luxury linen, chunky knits and soft chenille accessories and furnishings. Tactile soul-soothing textures can bring comfort when it's cold outside. Pom-poms and tassels add a playful touch to this elegant look.

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10. Start with a cushion

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Inspiration for this scheme came from the plump pink cushions used to dress the bed. The owner then found an inexpensive paint for the walls that's a perfect match – all proving a pink bedroom transformation needn't cost a fortune. The addition of charcoal blinds and a monochrome rug and cushions ensure things don't stray too far into girlie territory.

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11. Layer up powder pink with a hint of modern monochrome

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We can't take our eyes off this stunning room scheme, which is proof – if any were needed – that pink can be classy and restful. In fact, here, it's almost a neutral – a barely-there flush of femininity.

The matt grey lighting, spot bedding and rustic wood furniture create a cool contrast against the pretty pink, giving the space a quiet sophistication.

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12. Style shabby chic furniture with a scaled-up pink floral

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Shabby chic gets a modern makeover with vintage florals in cleaner colours and crisper designs. To emulate this look, mix cottage-garden motifs with spots, texture and crips white linen. Then accesorise with zinc, enamel and aged wood for that lived in feel. Blooming lovely!

13. Pair pink and plum for a modern vintage look

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A classic pastel pink gives this room obvious feminine appeal, but decadent touches keep things grown up. The deep stack of pillows, elegant jacquard curtains and chic glass handles all say 'hotel style', while textured throws add luxe, colour and extra warmth.

Top tip: Got a blank space crying out for a little love? personalise it with a collection of antique-style mirrors and farmed artwork.

14. Combine plaster pink with Mid-Century classics

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Plaster pink is a goes-with-anything shade that will see you through the seasons. It brings subtle glamour to the scheme, and tones in beautifully with the natural bedding and flooring and iconic Ercol bed frame and dressing table.

Top tip: Freshen and add definition to a cosy neutral bedroom with hits of pure brilliant white on paintwork, fabrics and pieces of art.

15. Use pink as a backdrop to gold and grey

Mix soft pink and rustic textures with a touch of polish in the form of high-shine gold details, for a cosy but chic bedroom. This shell pink adds a warmer, more feminine feel that blends with neutrals without creating a contrast.

Top tip: Hang a trio of bare-bulb pendants low by the bed so they can be used to read by.

16. Frame bold fuchsia pink tones against a white backdrop

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Bring an instant hit of tropical summer to your bedroom all year around with bright bed linen and vibrant floral patterns. White makes for a very versatile backdrop, allowing the colours to pop yet not overwhelm. You really need to have confidence with this look, and stick with strong shades throughout to be truly successful. Using a print on the wall can help tie things together – if you can't find the right artwork, try framing a swatch of wallpaper in a complementary fabric.

Top tip: Increase the storage options in your bedroom with a smart ottoman upholstered in your favourite fabric.

17. Clash patterns in hot pink

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Ok, it looks scary, but be brave with this rich pink shade and it'll make your room feel bright all summer and warm in winter. Blocks of plain fuchsia on a wall can be overbearing, so it's good to break up the colour by using pattern. A sunny yellow light not have been your first though as an accent, but it's the perfect addition here. Touches of brass, gold or silver will also look great – but copper? Not so much…

18. Channel spring with folk patterns and green accents

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You can create an upbeat country home by taking advantage of the revival of folksy patterns in vibrant hues. There's something joyful about this bedroom, where a handsome upholstered headboard draws the eye. The palette almost says English country garden, but the more vibrant tones ensure a contemporary  finish. Go too pale, and you could fall into twee territory.

19. Complement blush pink with hints of terracotta for a cosy effect

Image credit: Dominic Blackmore

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Layering darker terracotta and brick red tones will add depth to coral blush and cool neutrals, making for a room that's elegant and enticing. This plaster-effect wallpaper gives the look of natural, distressed surface, without you having to fuss around with remodelling or paint effects.

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As you can see, whether your style is ultra contemporary or totally traditional, it's never been easier to embrace pink at home.

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Teal And White Bedroom Curtains

Teal And White Bedroom Curtains

Decorating with colour is fun, but it can also be intimidating. Especially when you're using a hue like teal. You want to use colour to infuse life into the space, but you don't want to go overboard. Plus, there are so many teal shades it can be hard to decide if you should go light or dark.

Fortunately, there are many ways you can use this colour in various interior design styles. That's why we created this list of teal bedroom ideas. Here, you'll discover home decor ideas and tips to help you use teal in your bedroom design. From teal bedroom decor to teal blinds , you'll find gorgeous ideas to create the boudoir of your dreams.

7 Dreamy Teal Bedroom Ideas

Looking for bedroom design ideas using teal colours? We've got you covered. Here, we've put together a list of our favourite teal bedroom ideas. Use them to create a complete makeover or just spruce up an existing design. From retro designs like art deco style to airy beachy themes, here are some teal bedroom ideas you'll love.

1. Coastal Bedroom

Nothing is as beachy as a teal and white bedroom. The blue-green and white colour combo inspires visions of exotic vacation destinations with turquoise waters lapping white sandy shores. Choose white bedroom furniture like a sleek white seashell chandelier or a white bedside table. Pair it with a teal duvet cover and teal window blinds like our Stitchwork Teal roman blind .

Take the look to the next level by adding additional beach decor to the space. This can include lighthouse table lights, rope decor and anchor statues. You can also add wall art featuring beach scenes or set a collection of seashells on a display shelf.

2. Moroccan Bedroom

Moroccan design draws from Moorish architecture. The design style leans heavily on arches and geometric shapes in addition to rich, earthy hues including emerald, teal and ruby. To create this look, start with some Moroccan room decor. Look for Berber or tribal rugs, which feature geometric patterns and a blend of vibrant colours. Pair it with a deep teal paint colour or our Rich Teal Perfect Fit blind .

To elevate the look of your dark teal bedroom, look for Moroccan accents like glass and metalwork lanterns and decorative poufs. You can also add incense with fragrant notes like cinnamon and clove to complete the ambiance.

3. Teal and Grey Bedroom

Grey and teal create a stunning colour combination. The blend of cool and warm tones offers a crisp, sophisticated look. It's also versatile so you can use this teal bedroom idea in a kids' room or a master bedroom. Our Laurus Broadleaf roman blind features a delicate leaf pattern that adds depth. Pair it with a light grey bedroom wall or wall art with grey and teal accents.

The beauty of this teal bedroom idea is that you can keep it as simple or elaborate as you want. You can blend a few grey and teal elements together or add in things like rugs, tapestries and wall art to create more dimension. Just remember to stick to these two hues — or add just one more — to keep it from getting overwhelming.

4. Art Deco Bedroom

Art deco design was born during the Roaring '20s. It's the style you see in "The Great Gatsby" and is characterised by metallics, geometric shapes and rich colours. To create an art deco bedroom, use teal accents like throw pillows with metallic lines.

You can go big by adding some aqua bedroom furniture, like a wingback chair with gold legs. Wall decor also goes a long way in creating an art deco vibe. Look for pieces that have geometric shapes and sleek materials like thin gold frames. To complete the look, use our Crown Teal Gold vertical blind . It features a rich teal hue and metallic accents that are right at home in art deco style.

5. Teal and Pink Bedroom

If you love blue, you may be wondering why pink pops up on this list of the best teal bedroom ideas. Well, teal actually complements some pink hues, including blush and rose.

To create a pink and teal bedroom, you'll want to use these colours in the same areas. For example, you can create a pink feature wall and then offset it with a teal headboard. Alternatively, you could mount our Palate Rich Teal roller blind and create a softer backdrop by pairing it with sheer curtains in a pale pink hue.

6. Boho Bedroom

Boho style is laid-back and looks effortless. It focuses largely on natural elements like wood, feathers and plants. But it also incorporates patterns and prints that are intricate and eye-catching.

The best part of a boho bedroom is that you can play with the colour scheme. After all, this design style is about being eclectic and mixing and matching various prints and hues. Use different shades of teal throughout the room. Maybe you'll go for a dark teal bed frame and then lighten things up with our Streak Soft Teal roman blind . You can add a teal wall decal or paint a teal wall behind the bed to create a cohesive look.

With boho design, it's all about blending different pieces. Look for teal bedroom decor like throws, pillows and rugs that incorporate the teal colour throughout.

7. Minimalist Blue Bedroom

If you like modern bedroom design, think about going for a minimalist look. Minimalism is all about using only one or two statement pieces and keeping everything else neutral or understated.

To pull off this look, you can use a teal blue accent wall and pair it with crisp white blinds like our Simply Brilliant White wooden blinds . Alternatively, you could paint white walls and mount our Amor Muted Teal roller blinds . Match it to a teal headboard or pastel blue bedspread to keep the focus on the windows.

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African Safari Bedroom

African Safari Bedroom

Going on an African safari is every child's dream. But if your little adventurers are still too young for packing the bags and experiencing the real thing, why not bring the taste of the wilderness right into their room and make them roar with happiness. Are you ready for some untamed decorating fun?

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From nursery to preschool kid's room, safari is a perfect gender-neutral theme that works great not only for boys but for courageous girls as well. It is also one of the best-known solutions for those seeking a concept for a shared kids' room. If you are a parent of an animal lover (regardless of the gender), seize the opportunity to introduce critters galore into his room and encourage learning about the wildlife. Safari room can be an amazing learning station, but also the playroom dreams are made of.

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The best way not to get lost in the decorating jungle is to start with a statement piece and build around it. Choose something you really like that compliments the theme. Safari or Savanna themed bedding featuring lions, elephants, zebras or giraffes, come in both vivid and muted tones, so it won't be a problem combining it with any colour scheme you set your mind to. For kids who consider themselves being too old for such a themed bedspread, animal print patterns such as a tiger duvet cover should do the trick. Take one of the tones from the sheets and paint the walls in it. Or opt for a coordinating rug. A woven rug with African-inspired prints can also be a wonderful statement piece, especially when decorating a nursery.

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Don't go crazy when choosing the colour palette for the room. Too much strong colours and patterns can be overbearing, particularly if the room is on the smaller side. Opt for beige, mustard, greens, tan, grey or ivory, and later add some interest with accent pieces in bright hues.

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Glamping (the glamorous way of camping) has never been so safe and snug as in these adorable play tents and teepees. They will provide cosy fun on the floor for a little explorer while taking the safari theme one step further.

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Forget dolls and teddy bears. Let the parade of stuffed giraffes, elephants, lions, hippos and rhinos conquer the playroom. Place them on the shelf, chair, bed, or scatter them across the floor near the play tent. Adorn the wall with cute trophy heads or choose one huge huggable toy and place it next to the bed. Nothing captures a child's heart like rolling in a sea of stuffed animals.

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Let the savanna leaves and exotic birds take over the walls, and you will end up tucked into the wild heaven. If your child fancies zebras or elephants, wallpapers with their motifs will be a well-loved addition to the room.

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If changing the walls feels like too much for you, you can always play with safari-themed wall art. If you are raising a little artist, frame his drawings and make them shine. If not, you can always purchase some playful prints or cut out images from magazines to complement the theme.

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Purple And Cream Bedroom Designs

Purple And Cream Bedroom Designs

When you consider the decor theme for your bedroom, you want to choose a color theme that is beautiful and relaxing. A person's bedroom is their sanctuary, the place where you go to get away from it all. Purple and white fits the bill perfectly to create the perfect setting. These colors can be used a lot of different ways from soft and sweet, to glamorous and chic.

Below are some purple and white bedroom design ideas to help you on your way to creating the retreat that you have been dreaming of.

Soft and Sweet

Soft and delicate, pale shades of purple coat the walls in this room and are accented with white furniture. A deep purple blanket and foundation pillows add a little depth of color.

Black and white photos against purple walls keep the color scheme in the room simple and delicate. Combine that with darker purple and white bed linens for a bold contrast that still looks sweet.

White is the background color that pulls this multi-hued purple room together. The Paisley print blanket and pillows are offset by the deep royal purple bedspread and curtains. Using a variety of purples keep the room from being too bland and one dimensional.

Perfect for the princess at heart, this charmingly delicate bedroom is designed with all the sweetness of cotton candy.

White walls and furniture can seem cold and antiseptic if they are not warmed up with the right pops of color. Lavender bedclothes keep the room restful, while brighter accents from the pillows and throw rug make it interesting.

Orchid purple is the highlight of this room. The cool white and purple lighting is creative and unique against the architectural lines of the room. Purple is used to accent the clean lines and add pops of colors to the pristine white.

Texture

Another way to keep things interesting while still maintaining a muted color palette is to incorporate different textures.

This bed looks so comfortable because of the different fabrics of the pillow and linens.

What says comfort more than a giant weave hand knitted afghan? Between the softness of this throw and the velvet throw pillows, you might never want to get up and go to work!

Varied textures can also be used to add glamour and drama. Fur and sequined pillows are totally dramatic, as is the bright white fur throw.

A purple velvet comforter is so decadent when tossed across a bright white sheets. A few purple-pink pillows add just enough contrast without being garish. This is an easy and cost effective way to add panache to your bedroom without breaking the bank.

Fun Patterns

Using patterns in purple and white are a great way to keep you bedroom from looking too simple and boring. This room started out as just a plain white room with a plain white bed. Plain purple curtains frame the windows, but do not compete with the patterned bedding, which becomes the focal point of the room.

Plaid is a less saccharine way to add purple, which can seem too girly for some design aesthetics. Plum accent pieces like the lamps and throw tie it all together.

Mixing patterns can be fun too! A crazy purple and white wallpaper with a bold geometric bedding set might not seem like it would go, but it really does! Just as long as both patterns use similar, but not matching colors, this can be very successful.

This bedroom is another example of how to mix prints in purple and white for an awesome effect. The almost silver purple in the structural looking wallpaper becomes a calm backdrop for the flower prints used on the windows and bed.

If this seems scary or complicated to you, just opt for a beautiful simple purple and white flower print for the bed, then add a few purple accent decor pieces, like vases or lamps.

If your favorite purple is a rich royal color, then paint one wall as an accent wall in this color and leave the rest of the walls white. This will keep the room from being over powered by the vibrant color. A simple purple and white striped comforter set pops against the dark gray bed frame.

This purple and white bedding set certainly has a unusual pattern! Stripes and checks are accented with black which matches the walls of this unconventional looking bedroom.

The subtle pattern in this plum wallpaper set the tone for the whole room. Delicate and elegant, this is all the purple the room needs outside of a couple purple and print throw pillows to tie the bed into the color scheme.

Luxurious Fabrics

If you love glamor and luxury, purple and white is the perfect color combination. Purple and velvet are a match made in heaven on this amazing bed.

How about a purple velvet sofa and ottoman instead? This room has one wall painted a lighter purple so as not to overwhelming one with purple, and the other walls are white. A rich plum velvet across the bed bring even more of this amazing fabric into play, but it doe snot look like too much because of the variety in the colors.

This purple and white bedroom is totally flamboyant with its bold shades of purple, intricate purple and plum chandelier, purple and white damask wallpaper. It is saved from purple overkill by the white bedding and room trim accents.

This bedroom is the epitome of elegance! This almost entirely white room is so beautiful and delicate with and the lavender curtains and bedding accents just add to the luxuriousness of it all. Instead of different shades of purple, different shades of white make this room warm and welcoming despite its size.

Opulent and dramatic, this purple and white bedroom is nothing short of spectacular. Replicate the feel of this room by using plush satin bedding, velvet curtains with fringe and a white patterned area rug. A pretty crystal light fixture finishes off the look.

Restful and Relaxing

If you want your room to be a restful escape, carefully chosen accents and use of colors make all the difference. The simplicity of clean lines of this room inspired the use of the decorative element.

The cool dark gray-purple curtains and bedding against the white walls keep this large room from feeling too open.

What is about purple and velvet? However in this pale lilac color, glamor is exchanged for a sense of soothing comfort when combined with the white walls and linen, and multi-hued throw pillows.

This bedroom is so very pretty! Perfect for a charming cottage or farmhouse, once again we see a vibrant accent wall and white furniture. Delicate blankets and sheets in different shades of light purple and white, and interesting vintage textures make this room absolutely darling.

Modern yet still homey, this bedroom is a comfy retreat. This look is easy to duplicate even for those who are not very handy. Sponge paint  and accent wall with purple over white, then clothe the bed in crisp white linens and a soft purple throw blanket.

Silvery purple and bright white keep this room from being too feminine. Clean lines and carefully chosen textures keep it modern.

Just for Kids

Purple and white is the perfect color combination to use in a child's bedroom.

This lovely lavender bed is pretty against the white plank walls, leaving this room looking like a delightful tree house inspired bedroom.

If your child loves purple, this room is for them! Bold white stripes break up the intensity of an otherwise all purple room, imparting a bit of fun in the process.

This glittering purple chandelier turns a sweet and simple room into the bedroom of a princess. A lightly ruffled comforter is so sweet and comfy looking and the super pale lavender walls are simply decorated with a gold initial and a couple of white frames pictures.

Bright white ruffles galore decorate these sweet twin beds making them the main focus of this room. A delicately patterned wallpaper adds more interest to the room without competing with the bedding.

A great choice for an older child, this simple room is classic with white walls and light purple bedding.

Different shades of purple are used throughout this room to make it fun but not crazy. The simplicity of the clean line of the furniture make this room calming and well organized.

One carefully chosen bold purple and white pattern makes this room special. The white shelving have been painted purple inside leaving the outsides white, and a simple white comforter complete this look.

This room is pretty in purple! White furniture against a pale gray wall looks lovely with purple ruffles on the bed. This look can be recreated easily by incorporating these few easy to find elements.

Perfect in Every Way

Purple and white is such a lovely color combination for decorating especially the bedroom. It is the perfect blend of softness and light, glamor and drama. There are lots of ways that you can recreate most of the looks above without breaking the bank too!

Purple And Cream Bedroom Designs

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