With the return of all things retro, pastel pink interiors are back in a big way. Scandinavian interior design has always been known for its clean lines and minimalist aesthetic, but with the resurgence of all things retro, there's a new focus on colorful, fun, and funky details. And what better color to add a touch of retro flair to your home than pastel pink?

Pastel Paradise

Whether you're looking for a little bit of color to add to your otherwise neutral space or you want to go all out and create a pastel paradise, there are plenty of ways to incorporate this cheerful hue into your home. From accessories and accent pieces to walls and furniture, there's no shortage of ways to bring some pink into your life.

So if you're feeling like your home could use a little refreshment, consider adding some pastel pink into the mix.

Dreaming Up Pastel Pink Interiors

With a strong reference to the ‘70s color schemes, pastels are back in a big way, promising sweet interior pleasures year around. It is no secret that pastels have evolved to become the new neutrals of interior design, and they are now being used in much more complex interior color palettes than they used to.

The biggest interior trends for 2023 speak about color and encourage us to be playful with our selections, but they also teach us how to create soft, delicate interior color schemes. Tone-on-tone designs in pastel pink (the next development phase of Millennial Pink), spiced up with hints of terracotta and rust, beige, mushroom and brown are in focus and modern Scandinavian homes and kitchens have been eagerly adopting these delicate pairs into their living rooms, bedrooms, and kitchens to achieve a serene, hygge mood.

Pastel Pink Scandinavian Design

Pastel pink and Scandinavian interior design is most definitely a match made in heaven, and we couldn’t be happier about them being on trend these days. The feminine pink look meets streamlined furniture and minimalist decoration and creates a perfect hygge home experience.

A soft tone-on-tone aesthetic with lots of natural wood leaves no one indifferent, and even those who’ve managed to resist the pink movement so far are now starting to open their mind to the subtle rosy shades.

Refined beyond words, these rooms have nothing sweet about their appearance. The pinks they feature might be pastels, but not your usual juvenile baby room shades. Earthy and raw, they are perfectly mature to adorn even the homes of clients with the most exquisite taste.

Now it’s time to confess something to you. We’ve caught ourselves pinning the images of beautiful Nordic interiors in pastel pink shades like mad and the collection is growing bigger by day. If you’d like to see the spaces that make us do the happy dance and fuel our addiction to pink, scroll to the end of the page and get inspired!

How to Decorate with Pastel Pink

If you're looking to add a touch of femininity and romance to your home, consider decorating with pastel pink. This pale hue has a soft, dreamy quality that makes it perfect for creating a tranquil space. To help you get started, we've put together some tips on how to decorate with pastel pink.

When choosing paint colors, fabrics, and accessories for your space, look for shades of pink with gray or blue undertones. These cooler tones will help balance out the sweetness of the pink and prevent your room from feeling too childish.

In general, it's best to use pastel pink as an accent color rather than painting your entire walls or ceiling in this hue. Try adding a few pale pink pillows to your sofa or using a pretty blush bedspread to add dimension to your bedroom.

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