Don’t think “baby girl” color here. This color is representative of the heart which … is love. Like the yarn, this particular pink teeters between pink and lavender. Doesn’t it give you a warm and fuzzy feeling?
When (notice I didn’t say where?) would you use this color in your home?
- To sooth someone who had ADHD or depression
- A home office where you need to relax and concentrate
- An older parent living with you? Great color for her
Pink is a very surprising color, at least for me. I protested it for years calling it a “baby girl” color when in fact, it’s so much more.
This is one of those colors that you have to feel before you know that you’ll like it.
Decorating by Donna • Intuitive Color Expert 
I would have never thought of pink for a home office-I am wondering if it would work as a studio color for the same reasons- you have definitely given me something to think about Donna!
As long as you don’t make it bubble gum pink. Mine has a nice lavender undertone – I love it!
Ha! I will be sure to stay away from that shade to be sure!
Ahhh yes colors are so personal. I happen to love pink however I discovered it is a color that one has to carefully choose. Years ago I painted a hallway in my home pink and it turned out much brighter than I had anticipated – bubble gum pink! I lived with it for two years before I couldn’t face this pink hall any longer and had it repainted. Live and learn!
Lol, when it comes to pink, tone it waaay down 🙂