Pink wallpaper suits a wider range of rooms than people expect. Here's how to pick the right shade for yours - for anything else, see our full Wallpaper FAQs.
From the softest blush and dusky rose pink through to deeper, rich fuchsia pinks - suited to everything from a quiet, restful bedroom to a bolder statement space.
North-facing rooms suit blush, dusky rose and coral tones which carry a warm undertone that adds back the colour that the light in these spaces tends to remove.
In a south-facing room, which already has strong natural light, cool or icy pinks are warmed up by the light and more muted pinks do help to keep the brightness balanced rather than overwhelming.
Pink pairs beautifully with soft neutrals like cream or warm white - or alongside sage green - all of which keep the look grounded rather than overly sweet. A muted dusky pink paint colour compliments beautifully.
Combining pink patterned wallpaper with darker warm hues such as burgundy can also be wonderfully impactful in a space.
Warm brass or gold accentuate the warmth of pink, where silver and chrome finishings offer an elegant contrast in the space.
Bedrooms and nurseries are the classic choice, where pink's softness supports a calm atmosphere.
The dining room is a less expected but increasingly popular option, bringing warm energy to a space made for entertaining.
Pink wallpaper can add an inviting softness to a living room, bringing character and sophistication to the space.