How To Incorporate Pink Into Your BTO/HDB In A Sophisticated & Elegant Way

By Wei Yin on 17 Mar 2020

Digital Editor

An INFP who enjoys watching sappy Korean dramas in her free time. Good food and cute dogs are all she needs.

Ask any girl what her favourite colour is and most of them would say pink. Even if it's not their favourite colour, it is most of the time one of their favourite colours.

When you finally get to an age where you have the authority to design your own room or your own home, have you ever thought about going for pink? If so, here are some ways to incorporate pink into your BTO or HDB in a sophisticated and elegant way (nope, pink is not always childish).

Check them out below!

Living room

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Your living room is the biggest room in your entire home so we recommend choosing pink furniture such as a pink couch if you are hesitant about having too much pink.

If not, choose a mauve pink colour for one or two of your walls. By the way, pink and grey go really well together so you could have grey walls and pink furniture or vice versa.

Kitchen

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How about a pink kitchen to brighten your home and keep you in a good mood while you cook? Choose pink cupboards or pink walls to spruce up your kitchen. Black, pink and white match each other perfectly so consider this colour palette for your pink kitchen!

See more pink kitchen inspiration here.

Bedroom

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If you have always wanted a pink room, now is your chance! We recommend colours such as mauve pink, terracotta pink, peach pink or pastel pink.

Paint your chosen pink colour on one wall in your room and keep the rest of the walls white to avoid a cluttered-looking room. Wood flooring, furniture and decorations will match with pink so keep that in mind too.