It feels colorful of course but not overbearingly so, and that's the joy of pastels, you can experiment with color but the result will always be very soft and livable. The pairing of pastel pinks with bolder pops of turquoise and red freshens up those sweeter hues. This whole apartment design by Yellow London shows how pastels can be both fun and playful whilst also looking incredibly chic and on-trend. Decorate a bathroom in soothing pastel greens The paneling zones the dining space and softens some of the hard edges of the kitchen – and the pastel pink gives the space a restorative and calming vibe,' describes designer Brooke Copp Barton. This dining area was at the end of a long narrow kitchen, so we wanted to make the area feel cozier and connect the space to the sloping ceiling.
'When decorating with pastels I always add some stronger accent colors within the scheme. All those pale shades are balanced by bolder versions – the pale pink paneling could risk looking a little girl's bedroom-esque but that bolder pink that meets it in the seating balances the baby tones with something bolder, and the hints of teal adds the string contrast that's needed to ground the space. The mid-century furniture helps, but it's also the combination of pastels.
This space takes an all-pastel palette and makes it so chic and on-trend. Thought baby pink could never work in a grown-up space? This dining nook proves that wrong.
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