While we’ve outlined some of the experts' top picks and recommendations, it’s important to evaluate the specific room that you’re looking to paint pink and how you will use that particular space in your home.
Start by identifying which room you want to paint pink, ‘whether this be the bedroom, office, kitchen or living space. Different shades of pink can create different atmospheres, so it is important to be mindful in deciding what mood you want to evoke in the room and ultimately the room’s purpose,’ Cathryn adds.
‘Soft pinks work well in bedrooms as they foster relaxation in a soothing environment, whereas bold pinks can boost energy and alertness so are best for offices or other creative spaces.’
‘The size of your room can influence your paint colour choice. Lighter pink shades can make a space feel wider and spacious whereas darker, bolder pinks can be used in a larger room without feeling overwhelming. Alternatively, darker pink shades are great to use in a snug or hideaway room to make it feel more cosy and intimate,’ Cathryn concludes.