Pretty in PINK: Interiors and Art

Brighter pinks are youthful, fun, and exciting, while vibrant pinks have the same high energy as red; they are sensual and passionate without being too aggressive. Toning down the passion of red with the purity of white results in the softer pinks that are associated with romance and the blush of a young woman’s cheeks. It’s not surprising that when giving or receiving flowers, pink blossoms are a favorite.
 
Pink is the color of happiness and is sometimes seen as lighthearted. For women who are often overworked and overburdened, an attraction to pink may speak of a desire for the more carefree days of childhood.

Upper East Side Residence, Manhattan 

Kemble Interiors


“CLORIS” MURANO CHANDELIER

Caitlin Wilson Design


Veranda

Upper East Side Residence, Manhattan 

Kemble Interiors



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Jessica Wilson


The floral chintz Cecil Beaton decorated with at Reddish house, reproduced by Beaudesert. 

Palm Beach Cottage

Kemble Interiors



Veranda


Design by Lisa Fine; photo by Simon Upton 


 

Dancer in a pink dress
William James Glackens, 1902

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12 Bodley Pink Aesthetic Movement Dessert Plates with Raised Gold & 12 Minton Pink Neoclassical Raised Paste Gold Dinner Plates




Veranda



Jan Willem van Welzenis – 2014





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Upper East Side Residence, Manhattan 

Kemble Interiors


12 Cauldon England Pink Plates

rubylane.com


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