It's decidedly cheerful, and never boring. Can't we all use a little more pink in our lives? Here's how to successfully incorporate
the color into your home.
Pieter Estersohn
Give Pink a Chance
With diverse hues from blushing to shocking, the color pink is not just for little girls. We've gathered our favorite ideas
to show you the diversity of this cheerful color.
Becky Luigart-Stayner
Host a Girls' Night In
Valentine's Day is the perfect holiday for a deliciously girly gathering. Indulge in sweet chocolate confections while dishing
the latest gossip over a pink cocktail.
Jane Colclasure
Grow Gorgeous Peonies
These no-fuss, reliable perennials are perfect for time-challenged gardeners who want to make a big statement. P. Allen Smith
offers tips for effortlessly growing this garden showstopper.
Thibault Jeanson
Spice Up a Neutral Color
Washington, D.C., designer Alessandra Branca paired a shocking hot pink with brown to liven up a traditional Georgetown townhouse.
The result is a warm, inviting space that's sure to inspire a smile.
Becky Luigart-Stayner
Serve a Festive Cocktail
Transform a stand-by drink recipe into a sweet, seasonal stand-out.
Roger Davies
Paint Your Dining Room
Pale pink certainly seems like an odd choice for a modern dining room, but in this cool California cottage, it just works.
Quentin Bacon
Set a Stunning Table
Known for creating fireworks for the tabletop, floral designer Isabelle Bosquet has mastered a natural approach that is refined,
but not overworked. Here, a cluster of peonies echoes the china pattern.
