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One of the easiest ways to incorporate this aesthetic is by adding pastel pink walls to a room with light wood flooring. But if you wish, you can also add light wooden furniture like tables, bookshelves, etc. 12. Charcoal and Pink

Tertiary colors come from mixing one of the primary colors with one of the nearest secondary colors. Tertiary colors are found in between all of the primary colors and secondary colors. If you are looking for a pink shade of paint for a child’s room that has personality without being too bold, then this is the ideal option. It has a muted and understated appeal which allows a room to feel calm while still offering a sense of fun you often get with medium pink colors. It is subtle enough to use on all of the walls in a bedroom, though it would also work well as an accent wall for a more diluted impact. Benjamin Moore- Chippendale Rosetone

Pink + White

Emerald green or forest green is very on-trend right now. This is a color that feels rich and luxurious and can be used in a variety of styles, including modern, art deco, and traditional. One of the best colors to pair with emerald green is dusky pink. The two colors together are different enough that they make each other pop, but not so much so that there is a startling contrast.

Try to avoid pinks that have a lot of red in them, as this can clash harshly against lime green. Instead, opt for pinks with an orange hue, such as peach. If you want to create a soft, soothing bedroom, distributing soft pink and cool white throughout is a great way to do so. Try combining white walls and a white quilt with pink sheets, pink curtains, and a pink rug. Of course, if you want a higher-contrast look, you could try incorporating a bright pink and white patterned rug in a room that’s mostly cool white. 14. Emerald Green and Pink If you like both blue and green and want a high-energy color for your next design project, turquoise just might be your answer! This color is reminiscent of summer, and it also might make you think of the American Southwest. Charcoal gray looks especially nice with very pale blush pink pillows, walls, and rugs. When pink is this pale, it works almost like a neutral, and it contrasts beautifully with charcoal. If you want to get even closer to neutral, try including pink-hued beige. 13. Cool White and Pink This is a variation of the complementary color scheme. The split combination comprises one color and two colors symmetrically placed around it. This strategy adds more variety than complementary color schemes by including three hues without being too jarring or bold. Using this method, we end up with combinations that include warm and cool hues that are more easily balanced than the complementary color schemes.

This color combination can also be used to create surprisingly modern palettes. In a room that is mostly monochromatic cream, try adding a pop or two of hot pink or magenta. That can be as simple as adding a bouquet of roses or an accent chair. 11. Light Wood Tones and Pink This is a very light shade of pink that will read as off-white in some lights. Use this color for a subtle glamor in a dressing room or bathroom, alongside white quartz countertops and dazzling spotlights. Sherwin Williams- Rachel Pink Speaking of navy blue, this color looks great alongside various shades of pink. If you like bolder looks, it can be used as a wall color much like emerald. And like emerald, it looks good with pink furniture.